Coming Out and Leaving Home: A Policy and Research Agenda for LGBT Homeless Students

Each year, it is estimated between 320,000 and 400,000 LGBT youth encounter homelessness. They are at increased risk of victimization and abuse and face stigmatization for being both homeless and a sexual or gender minority. These youth are more likely than their heterosexual counterparts to become...

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Education policy
Educational Environment
Educational Policy
Educational Research
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Homosexuality
Politeness
Pragmatics
Quality of education
Research Methodology
Sexual Identity
Sexual Orientation
Social Bias
Student Experience
Student Needs
Youth
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