Victimization of Sexual and Gender Minorities in the US

This panel discusses findings from a recent Williams Institute analysis of the 2017 National Crime Victimization Survey, the first national dataset to examine the rates of victimization among LGBT people compared with their cisgender, heterosexual counterparts. In addition, panelists address the importance of this data, the threat to continued data collection on LGBT victimization, and the work of the Anti-Violence Project, a 40-year-old LGBT community organization dedicated to organizing, education, policy, and research.

63 min
January 12, 2021

Ilan Meyer

Distinguished Senior Scholar of Public Policy, The Williams Institute

Andrew Flores

Visiting Scholar, The Wiliams Institute

Jody Herman

Scholar of Public Policy, The Williams Institute

Lynn Langton

Senior Research Criminologist, RTI International

Ericka Dixon

Manager of Training Programs, New York City Anti-Violence Project

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