Claudia Fournier

PhD and Master in Community Health, bachelor in Psychology

Claudia Fournier (elle/she) holds a PhD and a Master in Community Health and a bachelor in Psychology. Claudia is interested in how health and well-being are influenced by gender, sexuality, migratory experience and ethno-cultural group, and the interpersonal discrimination and violence that result. She coordinates the Access Project.

Publications

  • Using online platforms to offer or seek sperm donation: A systematised narrative review of donor and recipient experiences

    Human Fertility (2025)
  • Accès à la procréation médicalement assistée (PMA) pour les personnes LGBTQ+ : réalités, obstacles et éléments facilitants

    Coalition des familles LGBT+, Chaire de recherche du Canada sur la procréation pour autrui et les liens familiaux, Centre de recherche Jeunes, familles et réponses sociales (JEFAR) [2025]
  • L’accès aux services de fertilité pour les femmes lesbiennes, bisexuelles ou pansexuelles et les personnes queer, trans ou non-binaires : une revue rapide des écrits scientifiques

    Science infirmière et pratiques en santé (2024)

Projects

  • ACCESS to reproduction for LBP women and QTNB people

Related contents

  • Another way to conceive : the Access project video series

    LGBT+ Family Coalition, Canada Research Chair in Third-Party Reproduction and Family Ties, Jeunes, familles et réponses sociales (JEFAR) Research Center (2025)
  • Ensuring Equitable Access to Assisted Reproduction for LGBTQ+ Individuals: An Inclusive Practice Guide for Fertility Clinics

    Canada Research Chair in Third-Party Reproduction and Family Ties, LGBT+ Family Coalition, Jeunes, Familles et Réponses Sociales (JEFAR) Research Center [2025]
  • Psychosocial consultations in fertility clinics: what should I expect as a 2SLGBTQ+ person? (French only)

    ACCESS Research Team & LGBT+ Family Coalition (2025)
  • Medically assisted reproduction: what to expect as a 2SLGBTQ+ person

    ACCESS Research Team & LGBT+ Family Coalition (2025)
  • Do you know about the barriers affecting access to fertility services for lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, trans and queer women, trans men and nonbinary people?

    ACCESS Research Team & LGBT+ Family Coalition (2024)