Exploring Ethical Non-Monogamy Through Independent Research
Understanding Ethical Non-Monogamy Through Real Experiences
The Ethical Non-Monogamy Project is an independent research initiative dedicated to understanding the lived experiences of people practicing ethical non-monogamy through confidential interviews and transparent research.
The Significance of Our Research
Why this research matters
Every participant adds another perspective to the research.
Sharing your experiences, including what has worked, what hasn't, what surprised you, and what you've learned, helps us identify patterns across the ENM community. The more people we hear from, the better we can understand those experiences.
Participate in Our Current Study
This one-on-one Google Meet interview is part of an ongoing qualitative research study exploring the lived experiences of people practicing ethical non-monogamy. Interviews are confidential, conversational, and last approximately 30 minutes.
Our Approach
Our research is guided by four principles that keep ENMP independent, transparent, evidence-informed, and centered on the experiences of the people who participate.
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Independent
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Evidence-Informed
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Transparent
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Participant-Centered
Every participant adds another perspective to the research.
If you are exploring, practice, or have experience with ethical non-monogamy, we'd like to hear from you. Share your experience in a confidential, conversational 30-minute interview.
