1. Introduction: Queering Later Life James T. Sears 2. Older Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Adults: Tools for Age-Competent and Gay Affirmative Practice Catherine Crisp, Sherrill Wayland and Theresa Gordon 3. Psychotherapy with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Older Adults Steven David and Paul A. Cernin 4. Conducting Research Among Older Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adults Arnold H. Grossman 5. Conceptualizations of Family by Older Gay Men Anna Muraco, Allen J. LeBlanc and Stephen T. Russell 6. Social Support as a Predictor of Psychological and Physical Well-Being and Lifestyle in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Adults Aged 50 and Over Blase E. Masini and Hope A. Barrett 7. Aging with HIV: Historical and Intra-Community Differences in Experience of Aging with HIV Wallace A. Robinson, Mary S. Petty, Cindy Patton and Helen Kang 8. Building Strength Through Challenging Homophobia: Liberation Workshops with Younger and Midlife Irish Lesbians Geraldine Moane 9. Neither Silent nor Invisible: A Comparison of Two Participative Projects Involving Older Lesbians and Gay Men in the United Kingdom Richard Ward, Lindsay River and Lee-Ann Fenge 10. Imagined Futures and Communities: Older Lesbian and Gay People’s Narratives on Health and Aged Care Mark Hughes 11. Ageing Lesbians: Marginalising Discourses and Social Exclusion in the Aged Care Industry Joy Phillips and Genée Marks
Biography
James T. Sears is Professor of Education at Penn State University and specializes in sexuality issues in curriculum studies and U.S. history. He edits the Journal of LGBT Youth and has been a Research Fellow at the Center for Feminist Studies at the University of Southern California, a Fulbright Senior Research Southeast Asia Scholar, a Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, and a consultant for the J. Paul Getty Center for Education and the Arts. His biography is included in the Dictionary of International Biography, Who’s Who in American Education, Contemporary Authors, and Who's Who in America.
