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Minor-attracted people are being asked to participate in research from Nottingham Trent University aiming to develop a theory of sexual identity development in MAPs. Participation involves completing a one-on-one audio interview online.
Interested potential participants should contact Jasmin Stevenson by email at jasmin.stevenson2013@my.ntu.ac.uk.
A flier provided by the researcher with additional information, as well as the participant information sheet, are provided below.



Adults who have sexual thoughts or fantasies that involve minors are being asked to participate in a study being conducted by Siri Gillespie, a PhD candidate at Widener University’s Center for Human Sexuality Studies, with consultation with B4U-ACT. If you meet the requirements, a link to participate is below:
Here is a flier provided by the researcher, with additional information. Click below to open the document in a new tab.


The second issue of B4QR, our quarterly review publication, has just been released and is available here.


This issue includes short critical summaries of eight studies published between December 2020 and March 2021. Many articles published in this time period took on the issue of stigma around attraction to minors and efforts to reduce it, while others included research on supportive services for minor-attracted people and attempts to understand attraction to minors within the field of neuroscience.

Thank you to our committee members for this issue, Harriet Dymond, Sarah Moss and Gary Parmlee, and to Kailey Roche for agreeing to be the our next featured young scholar.

Further issues and updates about B4QR will continue to be available on this site. We hope you enjoy, and find the journal informative and helpful!