A research project is underway at the University of Quebec in Montreal.
This study aims to better understand the diversity of contemporary intimate relationships in Canada and a part of the questionnaire focuses on polyamorous relationships.
Contribute to the recognition of diversity in responding to our online survey. It's simple, fast and anonymous!
Participate here : www.epris-smitten.ca
This study has been approved by the research ethical board of the University of Quebec in Montreal and respects the ethical rules of research.
There you go. If you're Canadian, and you are polyamorous, please participate. I am confident that the more research that is done, the sooner things will get better for polyamorists. People need to see that polyamory is here, it always has been, and it always will be, and that there's nothing wrong with polyamory.
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