The Voices Unheard project was established by a group of young people from LGBT Youth Scotland. Using a peer research approach, the group sought to find out lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people’s understanding, knowledge, and experience of domestic abuse in their families and relationships.

Central to the LGBT+ Spotlight was the troubling finding that victims of domestic abuse who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT+) are more likely to experience mental ill health.

Following the government consultation on sex and relationship education, young Stonewall campaigner Jacob shares thoughts on why RSE is so important for young LGBT people.

Tiana Kooner shares some findings and recommendations from research around services available to LGBT+ victims of domestic abuse to make services more inclusive.

Dr Jasna Magić and Peter Kelley from Galop discuss barriers and additional challenges faced by LGBT+ victims. Discover insights from their work with LGBT+ survivors of domestic abuse.

Discover what goes on for Sajida Bandali, a senior LGBT Idva at Birmingham LGBT, in this weekly breakdown.

Our research report, Verge of Harming, exploring abuse in young people’s relationships and support for young people who harm.

Briefing paper on the comparison of bisexual and heterosexual women’s experiences of domestic abuse.

Briefing about the types of abuse transgender victims and survivors experience, the additional needs they have and the support they receive.