Research from the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network shows that students who endure anti-LGBT harassment and lack administrative support are less likely to be involved in their schools. GLSEN recently published its findings, based on an analysis of the nonprofit’s 2007 school climate survey, in The Prevention Researcher. In the survey, researchers questioned 6,200 LGBT middle and high school students about harassment in school and how educators respond to reports of such harassment.

A new study found that many transgender veterans have problems accessing basic care that all veterans need.

Incidents of "outing" of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students by teachers in Japan have been on the rise, discouraging other LGBT students from coming forward due to concerns about discrimination and confidentiality.

A new study out this week shows that there have already been more anti-LGBT hate motivated homicides this year than all of 2016.

A new Canadian survey on the LGBT community suggests while a majority believe society has shown a willingness to integrate people, a similar number believe there's still much to be done to combat homophobic behaviour.

One might be tempted to believe that bullying in schools against LGBT students would be on the decline lately. Why wouldn’t it be?

UNIVERSITY VILLAGE — LGBTQ people smoke at twice the rate of straight people, a University of Illinois at Chicago researcher notes in a paper that offers five ideas to reduce the trend.

In 2011, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a report on law enforcement in New Orleans that focused primarily on racial bias and discriminatory practices.