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Groupe: femmes lesbiennes

  • Averett, P., Yoon, I., & Jenkins, C. L.. (2012). Older Lesbian Sexuality: Identity, Sexual Behavior, and the Impact of Aging. Journal of Sex Research, 49(5), 495–507. doi:10.1080/00224499.2011.582543.
    [Résumé] [URL]
    In response to the very limited and mostly outdated literature on older lesbian sexuality, this exploratory study examined older lesbian sexual identity, romantic relationships, the impact of aging, and experiences of discrimination within these contexts. Utilizing an online survey that recruited via numerous online lesbian communities and snowball sampling, 456 lesbians over the age of 50 responded to closed, Likert scale, and open-ended questions that provided a preliminary understanding of older lesbian sexuality. The results indicated that older lesbians have experienced fluidity in past romantic and sexual relationships, as well as in erotic fantasies, despite strong identification with being lesbian. The findings also indicate a decreased focus on sexuality in the context of relationships, with more focus on stability and continuity. Future research is needed that provides greater specificity and detail about older lesbian conceptions of sexual behavior and sexual identity labels, as well as specific sex- ual behaviors.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, sexualité

  • Averett, P., Yoon, I., & Jenkins, C. L.. (2011). Older Lesbians: Experiences of Aging, Discrimination and Resilience. Journal of Women & Aging, 23(3), 216–232. doi:10.1080/08952841.2011.587742.
    [Résumé]
    Older lesbians are, at minimum, a triple threat of marginalization due to ageism, heterosexism, and sexism. A national survey specific to this often-invisible population has not occurred in over 25 years. The present study was completed to reveal the needs, strengths, and experiences of the current cohort of older lesbians. Four hun- dred fifty-six older lesbians responded to an online survey on topics including sociodemographics, social activity, health, sexual iden- tity, family relationships, romantic relationships, service/program use, mental health, end-of-life care, and discrimination. The results and implications are included as well as a comparison to the last studied cohort.

    Mots-clé: besoins et craintes, femmes lesbiennes

  • Baur, F. E., & Recher, A.. (2015). Historique. In Droit LGBT: Droits des gays, lesbiennes, bisexuels et transgenres en Suisse (, pp. 1–34). Bâle: Helbing Lichtenhahn.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, hommes gays, personnes trans*, Suisse

  • Berrut, S.. (2015). La santé des femmes qui aiment les femmes . [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, santé, Suisse

  • Butler, S. S.. (2017). Older lesbians’ experiences with home care: Varying levels of disclosure and discrimination. Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services, 29(4), 378–398. doi:10.1080/10538720.2017.1365673.
    [Résumé] [URL]
    Journal of Gay {&} Lesbian Social Services, 2017. doi:10.1080/10538720.2017.1365673

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, soins à domicile

  • Béziane, C., Anex, E., Le Pogam, M., & Künzle, M.. (2020). Enquête sur la santé des femmes* qui ont des relations sexuelles avec des femmes (FSF) 2019: Rapport préliminaire accompagnant les résultats Lausanne: . [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, Suisse

  • Chamberland, L., & Petit, M.. (2009). Le vieillissement chez les lesbiennes : y a-t-il des enjeux spécifiques? . In Charpentier, M., & Quéniart, A. (Eds.), In Vieilles et apres Femmes, vieillissement et societé (, pp. 107–136). Montréal: .

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes

  • Delessert, T.. (2021). Sortons du ghetto: Histoire politique des homosexualités en Suisse, 1950-1990. Zurich et Genève: Seismo.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, histoire, hommes gays, Suisse

  • Grigorovich, A.. (2016). The meaning of quality of care in home care settings: older lesbian and bisexual women’s perspectives. Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 30, 108–116. doi:10.1111/scs.12228.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, personnes bisexuelles, soins à domicile

  • Grigorovich, A.. (2015). Restricted Access: Older Lesbian and Bisexual Women’s Experiences With Home Care Services. Research on Aging, 37(7), 763–783. doi:10.1177/0164027514562650.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, personnes bisexuelles, soins à domicile

  • Grigorovich, A.. (2015). Negotiating sexuality in home care settings: older lesbians and bisexual women’s experiences. Culture, Health & Sexuality, 17(8), 947–961. doi:10.1080/13691058.2015.1011237.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, personnes bisexuelles, soins à domicile

  • Grigorovich, A.. (2013). Long-Term Care for Older Lesbian and Bisexual Women: An Analysis of Current Research and Policy. Social Work in Public Health, 28(6), 596–606. doi:10.1080/19371918.2011.593468.
    [Résumé]
    The Canadian health care system{’}s delivery and policies are often based on a heterosexual nuclear family model. Long-term care (LTC) policy in particular is built on specific assumptions about women and caregiving. Current health care and LTC policies can thus disadvantage and marginalize women who do not fit such constructions, such as older lesbian and bisexual women. Drawing from literature on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender women{’}s health, aging, and caregiving, this article uses a feminist political economy analysis to demonstrate that a gap exists in current research and policy with respect to the LTC needs of older lesbian and bisexual women.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, soins infirmiers

  • Hughes, M., & Kentlyn, S.. (2015). Older Lesbians and Work in the Australian Health and Aged Care Sector. Journal of Lesbian Studies, 19(1), 62–72. doi:10.1080/10894160.2015.959875.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes

  • Kimmel, D., Rose, T., & David, S.. (2009). Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Aging: Research and Clinical Perspectives. New York: Columbia University Press.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, hommes gays, personnes bisexuelles, personnes trans*

  • Marti, M.. (2000). Switzerland. In Zimmerman, B. (Ed.), In Lesbian Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia (, pp. 745–747). New York: Garland Publishing.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, Suisse

  • Petrus, K.. (2021). \guillemotleftEs gab keinen Platz für uns, es durfte uns nicht geben\guillemotright. . [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, histoire, Suisse

  • Phillips, J., & Marks, G.. (2006). Coming Out, Coming In: How do dominant discourses around aged care facilities take into account the identity and needs of ageing lesbians?. Gay Lesbian Issues and Psychology Review, 2(2), 67–77. [URL]

    Mots-clé: besoins et craintes, femmes lesbiennes

  • Raphael, S.. (2006). Ageism and Lesbophobia: Look Us in the Eye. Paper presented at the Old Lesbians Organizing For Change Conference Leave No Old Lesbian Behind. [URL]

    Mots-clé: agisme, femmes lesbiennes

  • Robert-Charrue, E.. (2020). “J’ai toujours été rebelle”: parcours de celles qui aiment les femmes au prisme de l’âge et du genre. Genève: Université de Genève. [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, Projet Ainé.e.s LGBT 360, Suisse

  • Rowan, N. L., & Giunta, N.. (2015). Lessons on social and health disparities from older lesbians with alcoholism and the role of interventions to promote culturally competent services. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, 26(2), 210–216. doi:10.1080/10911359.2015.1083504.
    [Résumé]
    Older adults who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) face greater health risks and possibly more costly care because of their reluctance to seek out health and long-term care services because of limited cultural sensitivity of service providers. This is particularly evident in older lesbians who face substantial risk of health problems associated with alcoholism and are less likely to be open with health care providers because of stigma combined with feelings of alienation, stress, and depression. An estimated 4.4 million older adults are predicted to have problems with alcohol by 2020, and the rates of alcohol-related hospi- talizations are similar to those for heart attacks, creating exorbitant medical costs. More culturally competent health and long-term care may reduce health care costs by effectively addressing the dynamics of alcoholism, aging, and lesbian culture. Training initiatives such as those developed by the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging have begun to address the need of a more culturally competent aging services net- work. This article provides exemplars from empirical data on older les- bians with alcoholism to highlight some of the health, economic, and social disparities experienced in the aging LGBT community. Current interventions in the form of cultural competence training for service providers are presented as a potential step toward addressing health disparities among LGBT older adults.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, santé

  • Rowan, N. L., & Butler, S. S.. (2014). Resilience in Attaining and Sustaining Sobriety Among Older Lesbians With Alcoholism. Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 57, 176–197. doi:10.1080/01634372.2013.859645. [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, santé

  • Rufli, C.. (2021). Erkämpfte Liebe. Zeit Online.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, Suisse

  • Rufli, C.. (2015). Seit dieser Nacht war ich wie verzaubert: Frauenliebende Frauen über siebzig erzählen. Baden: Hier und Jetzt. [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, histoire, Suisse, témoignages

  • Slevin, K. F.. (2006). The embodied experiences of old lesbians. In Calasanti, T. M., & Slevin, K. F. (Eds.), In Age Matters: Realigning Feminist Thinking (, pp. 247–268). New York: Routledge.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes

  • Waite, H.. (2015). Old lesbians: Gendered histories and persistent challenges. Australasian Journal on Ageing, 34, 8–13. doi:10.1111/ajag.12272.
    [Résumé]
    Aim: This article provides an overview of how gender and historical contexts influence the well-being of old lesbians. It aims to inform the practice of aged care providers in addressing the needs of these women. Methods: The lived experience of old lesbians is examined using feminist methodology with a focus on hegemonic femininity, social structures and cultural life. Results: Old lesbians being selectively {‘}open{’}, their use of health services and desire for lesbian-specific aged care are all influenced by lesbophobia, a complex of discriminations. The age women began living as lesbian and fluidity of orientation, are central to understanding their particular needs. Many old lesbians have created social groups and intentional communities where there is support and freedom. Conclusion: The current {‘}inclusivity{’} approach is insufficient for culturally appropriate aged care for old lesbians. Developing practices that meet their needs requires better understanding of lesbians{’} different life courses and why they created lesbian cultures.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, parcours de vie

  • Wallach, I., Beauchamp, J., Maiorano, S., Lavigne, J., & Chamberland, L.. (2019). Normes de beauté, perceptions de l’apparence et vie intime des femmes âgées hétérosexuelles et lesbiennes au Québec: une étude qualitative exploratoire Montréal: .

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes

  • Westwood, S.. (2017). Gender and older LGBT* housing discourse: the marginalised voices of older lesbians, gay and bisexual women. Housing, Care and Support, 20(3), 100–109. doi:10.1108/HCS-08-2017-0020. [URL]

    Mots-clé: besoins et craintes, femmes lesbiennes, logement

  • Westwood, S.. (2016). Dementia, women and sexuality: How the intersection of ageing, gender and sexuality magnify dementia concerns among lesbian and bisexual women. Dementia, 15, 1494–1514. doi:10.1177/1471301214564446. [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, personnes bisexuelles, santé cognitive

  • Wilkens, J.. (2017). Challenges in Reflexive Research into Loneliness and Isolation in Older Lesbians. In Sexualities Research: Critical Interjections, Diverse Methodologies, and Practical Applications (, pp. 99–112). New York: Routledge.

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes

  • Wilkens, J.. (2016). The significance of affinity groups and safe spaces for older lesbians and bisexual women: creating support networks and resisting heteronormativity in older age. Quality in Ageing and Older Adults, 17(1), 26–35. doi:10.1108/QAOA-08-2015-0040. [URL]

    Mots-clé: femmes lesbiennes, personnes bisexuelles, relations sociales

  • Wortmann, M.. (2005). Die Lebenslage älterer lesbischer Frauen in Deutschland: Annäherung an ein verdrängtes Thema. Berlin: Trafo.

    Mots-clé: Allemagne, femmes lesbiennes

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