Publication: Universidad y diversidad sexogenérica: barreras, innovaciones y retos de futuro
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2019-04
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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
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El papel de la universidad ante la diversidad sexual y de género es un objeto de estudio e intervención que apenas ha comenzado abordarse en el contexto español. En este artículo exploratorio, se trazan algunas de las problemáticas emergentes al respecto y se apunta hacia algunas líneas de acción futuras. En primer lugar, se señalan las barreras que aún existen para las personas LGBT (lesbianas, gais, bisexuales y trans) en las universidades españolas en un contexto de creciente igualdad legal, pero en el que persisten las discriminaciones (tanto formales como informales). A continuación, se presentan las principales aportaciones al terreno universitario de la novedosa legislación autonómica LGBTI que se viene aprobando desde el año 2009 en el Estado español. Por último, se presentan algunas experiencias innovadoras que ya están teniendo lugar (buenas prácticas curriculares, investigadoras y de atención a la diversidad LGBT de la comunidad universitaria) y se plantean también algunos retos de futuro.
The recognition of sexual and gender identity diversity in Spanish universities has barely begun to be addressed as an object of study. In this exploratory article some emerging issues are drawn and some lines of action are pointed out. First, there are still barriers for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans) people in Spanish universities, a context of increasing formal equality but in which discriminations, both formal and informal, persist. The innovative LGBTI regional legislation approved since 2009 in Spain have an impact in higher education that is also analysed. To conclude, we present some innovative experiences that are taking place (best teaching practices, research and attention to LGBT) and some challenges for the future.
The recognition of sexual and gender identity diversity in Spanish universities has barely begun to be addressed as an object of study. In this exploratory article some emerging issues are drawn and some lines of action are pointed out. First, there are still barriers for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans) people in Spanish universities, a context of increasing formal equality but in which discriminations, both formal and informal, persist. The innovative LGBTI regional legislation approved since 2009 in Spain have an impact in higher education that is also analysed. To conclude, we present some innovative experiences that are taking place (best teaching practices, research and attention to LGBT) and some challenges for the future.