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Child-Friendly Perspectives on Gender
and Sexual Diversity
This book discusses LGBTI+childhood from a critical, interdisciplinary
perspective with the aim of contributing to a better understanding of the
complex relationship between sexuality, gender and childhood.
Placing adultcentrism at the centre of the analytical inquiry, the inter-
national range of contributors consider experiences and subjectivities of chil-
dren, their families and significant contexts. Topics covered include public
policies, professional practices and care provision, as well as the tensions
and contradictions stemming from the logics of otherness and exceptionality
which populate dominant discourses, representations and practices around
sex and gender in childhood.
This book is intended for researchers and students in gender studies,
sexuality studies, education, health, childhood studies and sociology.
Jose Antonio Langarita’s professional interests have centred, since the
beginning of his career, on the study of sexual and gender diversity from
an interdisciplinary perspective. In the course of his research, he has made
use of knowledge and methodologies from different fields of social sciences.
This has led him to publish the results of his work in scientific journals on
anthropology, geography, social work and other transdisciplinary journals,
as well as books and book chapters in several languages. Dr. Langarita has
been the international coordinator of the Diversity and Childhood project
(2019– 2021) and the Colourful Childhoods project (2022– 2024), both
funded by the European Commission and focusing on sexual and gender
diversity in childhood.
Ana Cristina Santos has a background in sociology and a PhD in Gender
Studies. She is Principal Researcher at the Centre for Social Studies, University
of Coimbra (CES- UC), where she is Chair of the Democracy, Justice
and Human Rights Thematic Line and Co-Director of GPS –Sexualities
Research Group. In 2021, she was elected to the Executive Committee of the
European Sociological Association until 2024. She has published extensively
and coordinated several research projects on LGBTI+issues, gender, dissi-
dent embodiment and intimate citizenship, including two European projects.
From 2022 onwards, she has led funded research exploring the experiences
of LGBTQ+older adults. Her most recent books are The SAGE Handbook
of Global Sexualities (coedited, 2020), The Tenacity of the Couple Norm
(co-authored, 2020) and LGBTQ+Intimacies in Southern Europe (2022).
Marisela Montenegro is a professor in the Department of Social Psychology
at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Her research activity focuses
on the critical and postcolonial analysis of research, teaching and social
work in areas such as social services for migrant women, social movements
and the social construction of gender and sexuality. She has recently
coordinated the European project “Building Inclusive Societies: Diversifying
Knowledge and Tackling Discrimination through Civil Society Participation
in Universities” and participated in the European project “Diversity and
Childhood (D&C): Changing Social Attitudes towards Gender Diversity in
Children across Europe”.
Mojca Urek is Associate Professor at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty
of Social Work. She has conducted research on narrative approaches in
social work, mental health, LGBTI+and gender-based violence. She was the
national leader of five European projects, two of which focused on LGBTI+
inclusive social care (overcoming cis-and heteronormative practices in the
care of LGBTI+older people through training and combating violence
against gender non-conforming children). She is the author of the mono-
graph Stories at Work: Narrating, Recording and Reporting in Social Work
and co-author of five other monographs.
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Contents
List of contributors ix
Acknowledgements xv
Introduction 1
J O S E A N TO N I O L A N GARITA, A N A CRISTIN A SANTOS,
M A R I S E L A M O N TE N E GRO A N D MO JCA URE K
PART I
The adult mind: Cisnormativity, heterocentrism and
criticism of gender and sexuality in childhood 7
1 Discourses on trans children: Adult-centric narratives
and youth fluid identities 9
L U CA S R . P L ATE RO, B E ATRIZ SA N RO M Á N ,
M A R I S E L A M O N TE N E GRO A N D JOA N P UJO L
2 The clinical gaze on gender and bodily diversity in
childhood and adolescence: Critical perspectives 26
A M E TS S U E S S SCH WE N D
3 Nomadic ethics versus adultism: Towards equitable
healthcare futures 47
Z OW I E DAV Y
4 Who wants to be queer at school? Discussing gender and
sexual diversity with children and staff in
Portuguese schools 64
A N A C R I S TI N A SA N TO S, MAFA L DA E STE VE S AND
A L E X A N D R A SAN TO S
viii Contents
PART II
The child: Experiences, subjectivities and emancipatory
perspectives 81
5 Drifting away from biomedical hegemonies:
Representations, discourses, and practices of health
professionals on sexuality and gender in childhood 83
J O S E A N TO NIO L AN GARITA, NÚRIA SA DURNÍ-B ALC ELLS AND
P I L A R A L B E RTÍN
6 Telling different stories: Contemporary narratives
available to young people making sense of their
gendered and sexual lives in England and Sweden 100
J O WO O D I WISS A N D E L E AN O R FO RMB Y
7 The rhetoric of child well-being in the Italian public
debate on same-sex parenting and gender
equality education 118
F E D E R I CA DE CO RDOVA, GIUL IA SE L MI AN D C HIAR A SITÀ
PART III
The state: Policies, institutions and professional practices 135
8 Lost in translation: Translating social justice into social
care practice for LGBTI+children and young people 137
M O J CA U R E K AN D AN ŽE JURČE K
9 A cross-national review of policies and practices
affecting LGBTQ+youth in child welfare 156
J U N E PAU L , MÓN ICA L Ó P E Z L Ó P E Z, RO DRIGO GONZÁLEZ Á LVAR EZ ,
M I J N TJ E TEN B RUMME L A A R AN D L E O WIE LDR AAIJER-V INC ENT
10 Genderphobic childhood constructions in Hungary 175
K ATH E R I N E FO B E A R, SZILVIA SCH MITSE K AND JU DIT TAKÁC S
Index 194
Contributors
Pilar Albertín has been an associated professor of Psychology (in the
Psychology Department) and Criminology (in the Law Faculty) at the
University of Girona (Spain) since 1995. Her published research has dealt
with psychosocial critical and feminist theory and methodology about
drug consumers, violence against women, and sexual diversity and dis-
crimination. Her work has been published in indexed journals such as
Qualitative Health Research; Qualitative Social Work; Research and
Practice; Journal of Social Work Practice; and Criminal Psychology and
Qualitative Methodologies. Currently, she is beginning research with
two European projects: “Colourful Childhoods: Empowering LGBTIQ
Children in Vulnerable Contexts to Combat Gender- Based Violence
across Europe” and “Counter Hate: Improving the Assistance of Victims
of Hate Crimes through a Victim-Centred and Intersectional Approach”.
Federica de Cordova is social psychologist, assistant professor at University
of Verona where she teaches Transcultural Psychology and she’s co-
director of the FamilyLivesLab. Her research focuses on identity and
culture, particularly on cultural and social norms that constrain self-
definition in specific contexts, and on the ways in which such constraints
affect both individuals who meet the rules and the ones who transgress
them. In the last years, she has coordinated several international projects
on family diversity and LGBT+rights.
Zowie Davy is an associate professor in LGBTQ Research, De Montfort
University, Leicester, and her research has centred on medicolegal
constructions of gender and sexuality, the politics of diagnosis, trans
depathologisation and the healthcare of trans people alongside the cul-
tural competencies of professionals in relation to trans services. Her most
recent research has explored the experiences of parents of trans and
non-binary children within schools and self-determination and her latest
book Sex/Gender and Self-determination: Policy Developments in Law,
Health, and Pedagogical Context was published by Policy Press. Zowie
contributes and reviews for a number of fora on trans matters including
x List of contributors
the Government Equalities Office and the European Association for
Transgender Health.
Mafalda Esteves has been a social psychologist and junior researcher at the
Centre for Social Studies, the University of Coimbra, since 2015 where
she has been working on research projects based on critical approaches
to gender and sexualities. With an MA in Psychosocial Intervention and
Research from the University of Barcelona with a master’s thesis about
the role of community action in individual and collective empowerment,
she is now a PhD student in a Psychology PhD programme where she
is developing a thesis on “Invisible sexualities: Intimate citizenship and
psychosocial wellbeing regarding bisexuality in Portugal”. Her main
research interests include community action and networks of care, gender
diversity and well-being, LGBTQIA+/queer activism and youth.
Katherine Fobear is an associate professor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Studies at California State University, Fresno. Her work focuses on the
intersections of race, sexuality and gender in oral history, migration, tran-
sitional justice, health and housing. Her most recent work is with LGBTQ
refugees and undocumented people in Canada and transgender homeless
in California’s Central Valley. She is the author of several journal articles,
most notably in International Journal of Human Rights (2019), Journal
of Human Rights Practice (2013), Refuge (2014) and Women’s Studies
International Forum (2017).
Eleanor Formby is a reader in Sociology and Youth Studies at Sheffield
Hallam University, UK. She has been researching the experiences of LGBT+
young people for over 15 years and has published a range of outputs
exploring LGBT+people’s experiences of sex and relationships educa-
tion, sexual health, bullying, schooling, youth services and higher educa-
tion. Eleanor is also the author of two books: Exploring LGBT Spaces
and Communities: Contrasting Identities, Belongings and Wellbeing
(Routledge, 2019), and Homophobic, Biphobic and Transphobic Bullying
and LGBT Inclusion in English Schools (Emerald, forthcoming).
Rodrigo González Álvarez is a Mexican queer PhD candidate at the Faculty
of Behavioural and Social Sciences of the University of Groningen,
the Netherlands. Rodrigo obtained his bachelor in Psychology at the
National Autonomous University of México (UNAM) and moved to the
Netherlands to follow his graduate studies. Rodrigo studies the lives of
LGBTQIA+youth in out-of-home care, with a special focus on resilience.
Anže Jurček has a Master’s degree in Social Work and is a doctoral student
and teaching assistant at the Department of Research and Organisation
at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Work. He gained research
experience in two European LGBTI+projects, including one on violence
against LGBT+children and young people –“Diversity and Childhood”.
List of contributors xi
Mónica López López obtained her PhD in Psychology at the University of
Oviedo, Spain. She is an associate professor at the Faculty of Behavioural
and Social Sciences of the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. Her
research interests include the disparities in child protection decisions,
the participation of children and families in decision-making processes
in child and family welfare services, and the experiences of LGBTQIA+
youth in care. Mónica is a board member of the European Scientific
Association on Residential and Family Care for Children and Adolescents
(EUSARF).
June Paul obtained an MSW and PhD in Social Work at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. Prior to receiving their PhD,
June worked in the field of human services for nearly 17 years as a direct
service practitioner, policy advisor and state-wide administrator in both
public child welfare and education. Their research examines programs/
policies for vulnerable children, youth and families with an explicit focus
on intersectionality and disproportionality among dimensions of race,
class, sexual orientation and gender identity. Using a community-based
approach, June investigates the origins, structures, and consequences
of discrimination and social injustice in child welfare, juvenile justice
and other social service settings and uses these findings to advance
strategies for providing more equitable and effective care/ services to
LGBTQIA+ youth.
Lucas R. Platero is Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, at the King
Juan Carlos University of Madrid (URJC), and serves as Director of the
University Press at Bellaterra Publishing House. He is leading a research
team at the URJC studying the experiences of LGBTIQ +children during
the pandemic, funded by the CERV-2021-DAPHNE call (2022–2024) and
also is a senior researcher at the Horizon 2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie
Actions Project, Intersex –New Interdisciplinary Approaches (2020–
2024). Recently, he was awarded the Emma Goldman Prize supporting
new knowledge on feminist and inequalities issues in Europe. His work
has been published extensively, with 11 books and over 16 articles in
impact peer review journals.
Joan Pujol is a professor in the Department of Social Psychology at the
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Pujol holds a PhD in Philosophy,
Psychology section, at the UAB and has an international teaching
experience, including classes at the University of Huddersfield and
the University of Reading. In 1993, Pujol received the Social Sciences
National Award, by the La Caixa Foundation. His research activity
focuses on the techno-science discourses; the disciplinary and control
societies; the bio and necropolitic politics; the body modifications and
the production of embodiments; the post-identity politics; the processes
of (de)subjectivation; gender agency and ICTs.
xii List of contributors
Núria Sadurní-Balcells is a psychosocial researcher at the University of
Girona. She is a member of the research group CISA at the University
of Girona and of the research group FIC at the Autonomous University
of Barcelona. Her research focuses on homonationalism, coloniality,
feminisms, and gender and sexual configurations. She has worked on sev-
eral EU projects on LGBTIQ+rights and liberties, including “Diversity
and Childhood: Changing Social Attitudes towards Gender Diversity in
Children across Europe”; “Colourful Childhoods: Empowering LGBTIQ
Children in Vulnerable Contexts to Combat Violence across Europe” and
“Diversity: Preventing and Combating Homo and Transphobia in Small
and Medium Cities across Europe”. She is also involved in feminist and
lesbo-feminist spaces in Barcelona.
Beatriz San Román is a lecturer at the Department of Social Psychology
at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Her research interests are
centred around issues of choice, justice and power relations in situ-
ations of third-party assisted reproduction technologies; family diversity,
family relations, and children’s rights. She is the author of several articles,
chapters and books, as well as co-director of AFIN Magazine. She has
recently been the coordinator of the team at the Autonomous University
of Barcelona involved in the EU project “Doing Right(s): Innovative Tools
for Professionals Working with LGBT Families” and has participated
in the European project “Diversity and Childhood: Changing Social
Attitudes towards Gender Diversity in Children across Europe”.
Alexandra Santos worked as Research Fellow in the Diversity and Childhood
(DaC) project. She has a degree in Social Work from the Portuguese
Catholic University and a Master’s degree in Gender, Sexuality and Queer
Theory from the University of Leeds (UK). She works as a youth worker
and a trainer for Human Rights and Gender Diversity. Research interests
include the practices and discourses of Social Work professionals in rela-
tion to diversity, gender issues and sexual diversity, queer theory, youth,
feminist studies, and colonialism.
Szilvia Schmitsek is a lecturer in Social Sciences at the School of Education and
Social Sciences, London Campus, The University of the West of Scotland,
and at the Department for Continuing Education, Oxford University.
Her main research interests cover early school leaving, education policy,
public policy, career guidance and Roma equality, inclusion and partici-
pation in the EU. She graduated with her PhD in Employment Research
at Warwick University (2018). Her PhD research investigated compre-
hensive measures related to early school leaving in Denmark, England
and Hungary. Her most recent publication is “Who are you to know who
I am?” Comparing the experiences of youth at risk of dropping out in
England, Denmark and Hungary (in Compare: A Journal of Comparative
and International Education, 2020).
List of contributors xiii
Giulia Selmi is a sociologist, assistant professor at the Department of Law,
Politics and International Studies at the University of Parma where she
teaches “Gender and Sexuality”, and “Qualitative Methodologies”. She
is a member of the research centre Politesse –Politics and Theory of
Sexuality of the University of Verona and also a member of the board
of the Research Network 23 –Sexuality of the European Sociological
Association. She works on gender, sexuality, sex work, new intimacies
and the transformation of social, health and educational services, mainly
with qualitative and participatory research methodologies.
Chiara Sità is an associate professor in Education at the University of Verona
and Fulbright alumna at the Graduate School of Education, UC Berkeley.
She teaches Early Childhood Education and Research Methods in educa-
tional settings at the University of Verona, where she is also co-director
of the FamilyLivesLab and coordinator of the PhD course in Human
Sciences. With Federica de Cordova and Giulia Selmi she coordinated
the international Erasmus+project “Doing Right(s)”. Her main field of
research is family diversity in early childhood education settings and in
child protection. In particular, she is interested in observing how diver-
sities in terms of gender identity, sexual orientation and family configur-
ation challenge the cultural models of childhood, family and parenting
circulating in schools and socio-educational services. She is author of
books and articles in the fields of qualitative research methods in educa-
tion and in LGBT-inclusive pedagogical approaches in schools and edu-
cational settings.
Amets Suess Schwend holds a PhD in Social Anthropology, an MA in Art
Therapy and an MA/BA in Sociology. They work in research and teaching
at the Andalusian School of Public Health, Granada, Spain and super-
vise PhD theses at the University of Granada. Their recent publications
focus on trans and intersex studies, human rights, depathologisation,
biopolitics, gender and bodily diversity in childhood and adolescence,
as well as research epistemologies, methodologies and ethics. They
participate in international and European projects, working groups
and networks related to trans and intersex studies, human rights and
depathologisation. They formed part of the Diversity and Childhood
(DaC) External Assessment Committee and are currently involved in the
consortium team of INIA: Intersex –New Interdisciplinary Approaches,
European Commission’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions program
(859869). In the artistic field, they use performance and other artistic
languages to work on human rights, depathologisation, biopolitics,
gender and bodily diversity and non-binarism.
Judit Takács is a research professor at the Institute of Sociology, Centre for
Social Sciences –Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre of Excellence.
Her main research interests cover family practices, childlessness, the social
xiv List of contributors
history of homosexuality, homophobia and genderphobia. She completed
an MA in Social Sciences at the University of Amsterdam, holds a PhD
in Sociology (2002), a Diploma Habilitationis (2011) and a Doctor
of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences title (2019). Her most recent
publications include an edited volume on Paradoxical Right-Wing Sexual
Politics in Europe, a book chapter on “How to Conserve Kertbeny’s
Grave? A Case of Post-Communist Queer Necrophilia”, and journal art-
icles on “Liberating Pathologization? The Historical Background of the
1961 Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Hungary” (with T. PTóth)
and “Democracy Deficit and Homophobic Divergence in 21st Century
Europe” (with I. Szalma).
Mijntje ten Brummelaar is an assistant professor at the University of
Groningen, the Netherlands. Her PhD focused on the participation of
young people in decision-making procedures staying in secure residential
care. Mijntje has worked at the Alexander Foundation, an organisation
specialised in youth participation and participatory research practices,
and currently works at Cornerstones Youth Care. The focus of her
research is on participatory research and care practices.
Leo Wieldraaijer-Vincent is a teacher at the University of Groningen. Leo
grew up in foster care, has been a foster carer and is also the Director
of Cornerstones Youth Care, a professional foster care organisation. He
has an MA in Equality and Diversity, BSc (Hons) International Studies
and Economics. He has previously worked with a range of organisations
conducting serious case reviews and implanting improvement and
learning strategies. Since 2020 he is a fellow of the Royal Society for Arts,
Manufactures and Commerce and is an international researcher linked
to a number of universities focusing on youth care and intersectionality.
Jo Woodiwiss is a reader in Sociology and leads the gender, sex, and sexu-
ality special interest group at the University of Huddersfield, UK. Her
research interests lie at the intersections of childhood sexuality, LGBT+
young people and experiences of childhood sexual abuse, together with a
particular interest in the use of narratives and stories in everyday life. Jo
has written numerous academic outputs in these areas, is the author of
Contesting Stories of Childhood Sexual Abuse (2009), and co-editor of
Feminist Narrative Research (2017).
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