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Action Plans to Prevent Negative Attitudes Towards Gay and Lesbian Parents: A Systemic Analysis of Health-Care Interventions in Belgium

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Action Plans to Prevent Negative Attitudes Towards Gay and Lesbian

Parents: A Systemic Analysis of Health-Care Interventions in Belgium

Authors : Therese Scali

Abstract : Over the years, the European Union has continued to extend its action on lesbian, gay men, bisexual and

transgender (LGBT) rights to a range of areas including access to justice, asylum, freedom of expression and assembly, parenting, and mutual recognition of civil status within the EU. The European Parliament has been a driving force behind such action adopting a range of resolutions calling for continued progress in this field. In particular, Belgium has been one of the first countries to legalize same-sex parenting and to create a general framework for action against negative attitudes towards gay and lesbian parents. The present paper aims at highlighting public healthcare workers’ attitudes towards different types of same-sex headed families in Belgium, and the content of their interventions in schools. Results revealed that attitudes can go from supportive to unsupportive, and participants do not show the same degree of support towards the different types of same-sex parenting. This contribution highlights work’s implication for public policy by understanding the resources and challenges that health-care professionals face in their work.

Keywords : attitudes, gay and lesbian parents, health-care workers, homophobia, prevention Conference Title : ICAP 2019 : International Conference on Applied Psychology

Conference Location : Paris, France Conference Dates : June 25-26, 2019

World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology International Journal of Psychological and Behavioral Sciences

Vol:13, No:6, 2019

Open Science Index, Psychological and Behavioral Sciences Vol:13, No:6, 2019

waset.org/abstracts/103711

ISNI:0000000091950263

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