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Measuring Ethnic and Sexual Identities: Lessons from Two Studies in Central America

March 2013

Led by Dr. Katherine Andrinopoulos, an Assistant Professor at Tulane University, John Hembling, M&E Specialist, and Tory M. Taylor, also an M&E Specialist.

The webinar focused on selected experiences with measuring ethnic and sexual identity constructs as part of health research.

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Measuring Ethnic and Sexual Identities: Lessons from Two Studies in Central America

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