Williams in the News
U.S. doctors asked how they feel about caring for transgender patients
A transgender woman is challenging Chicago’s definition of the female breast
An Encino couple found joy in foster care. Now LA County is honoring them for it
Religious exemption laws exacerbating foster and adoption ‘crisis,’ report finds
Williams Institute issues report on LGBT gun ownership and attitudes
Does the new Congress reflect you?
Transformative Justice, Explained
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Data in Review 2018
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New study shows who is impacted by Florida’s HIV criminalization laws
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78,000 transgender citizens could be prevented from voting in November
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How many same-sex couples in the U.S. are raising children?
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Transgender veterans as healthy as cisgender veterans, study finds
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Nearly 250,000 LGBT people in Arizona vulnerable to discrimination
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More than 20,000 LGBT teens in the US will be subjected to conversion therapy
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Latest Publications
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Sexual Orientation Enumeration in State Anti-Bullying Laws and Suicide
Ilan H. Meyer, Feijun Luo, Bianca D. M. Wilson, Deborah M. Stone
January 2019
Anti-bullying laws that explicitly protect youth based on sexual orientation are associated with fewer suicide attempts among all youth.
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Discrimination Against LGBT People in Kansas
Christy Mallory, Brad Sears
January 2019
Approximately 72,600 LGBT adults in Kansas are vulnerable to discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
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Data in Review 2018
The Williams Institute
December 2018
Take a look at some of the most groundbreaking and informative findings to come out of the Williams Institute in the past 12 months and how they relate to the year in LGBT news.
