Expansion of Internet through Chile and the world has impacted and generated changes in human relations, driven by access, communication and education, reaching groups of sexual diversity often socially discriminated. The objective of this research is to describe the views of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transvestite and transgender (LGBT) groups for a network sexual education program. The methodology used includes the Questionnaire on Experiences related to the Internet (CERI) in a quantitative first stage, and semi-structured interviews in a qualitative second stage. Snowball sampling technique supported by Internet tools was employed. The analysis implied a phenomenographic approach. Results show that these groups browse sites looking for same-sex partners, activism, legal and medical support, and sexual health information but sites do not fulfill all their demands. In conclusion, they frequently use the Internet because of its anonymity. Frequented websites present a range of colors, links and images. Information that can help the professional midwifes develop a design of a network sexual education program.
Vergara Maldonado, C. (2021). View of the LGBT groups for in Chile to design of a sexual education program through of the network. Revista Némesis, 1(14), 65–87. Retrieved from https://revistanemesis.uchile.cl/index.php/RN/article/view/65908
