A new study by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law finds that the estimated 285,000 adults in the U.S. who identify as American Indian...
More than one-third are living in low-income households.
LGBT employees of color were more likely to report being denied jobs and verbal harassment.
A summary of current data on suicide risk and prevention among transgender people in recognition of Suicide Prevention Month
A new study from the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law finds that the mental health of Black and Latinx LGBQ people declined in...
Nearly one in four LGBQ people say they are unlikely to call police in the future
Nearly one in five AAPI LGBT adults in the country said they felt unsafe in their communities
Cases often involve robbery or a pre-existing relationship between the victim and defendant
First nationally representative study to examine stress and resilience among three generations of LGB people
Significant proportions of Americans believe that LGBTQ people are treated worse than non-LGBTQ people at work and school, and by law enforcement and healthcare providers, according...
