Our annual salon and cocktail reception in Washington, D.C. features a panel discussion on LGBTQ poverty and prejudice.
Events
LGBTQ People on Sex Offender Registries: Results from a National Survey
A discussion of people on the registry, how sex offenders are handled in the criminal justice system, and the impact of registration on the lives and well-being of people on the registry
Branches of the Same Vine: LGBTQ Rights, Reproductive Rights, and Critical Race Theory
How research can reveal connections between the campaigns to limit the rights of minority populations and provide responses to their core arguments
Indigenous LGBTQ+ People: Disparities and Data Justice
A discussion of the health and economic well-being of American Indian/Alaska Native LGBT peoples in the U.S. and its impact on law and policy
LGBTQI+ Migrants: The Intersection of Race and SOGI
A discussion on data needs and current challenges facing LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers
Two Cheers for Bostock: What the Decision Means for the Future of LGBT Rights, Racial Justice, and Democracy
An in-depth look at the implications of the Supreme Court's Bostock v Clayton County ruling
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