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LGBTQ+ Youth Feel Safer Online Than In-Person – And It’s Not Even Close

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The Advocate reports that LGBTQ+ young people feel significantly safer expressing their identities online, and most of them are seriously concerned about possible restrictions on queer content, a new survey has found. Read more at the Advocate

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LGBTQ+ Youth Feel Safer Online Than In-Person – And It’s Not Even Close

The Advocate reports that LGBTQ+ young people feel significantly safer expressing their identities online, and most of them are seriously concerned about possible restrictions on queer content, a new survey has found. Read more at the Advocate

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In Video: Why LGBTQ+ young people feel safer expressing themselves online than in person

LGBTQ+ Youth Find Safe Havens Online, But Bullying and Censorship Still Prevalent A New Study Sheds Light on the Critical Role of Digital Communities for Young People in the LGBTQ+ Community A recent report released by Hope Labs and the Born This Way Foundation has shed light on the vital role that digital communities play in the lives of young people in the LGBTQ+ community. The study, which surveyed over 2,000 young people, found that nearly h…

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New Research: LGBTQ+ Young People’s Experiences in Online Spaces - Channel Kindness

We’re excited to share new research with you, released in partnership with Hopelab, which highlights the profound impact of online communities for LGBTQ+ young people and offers actionable solutions to ensure these spaces remain safe and supportive. Our report, “Without It, I Wouldn’t Be Here Today”: LGBTQ+ Young People’s Experiences in Online Spaces, explores how digital platforms serve as an important support system—providing essential connect…

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New Research from Hopelab and Born This Way Foundation Reveals Online Spaces Provide a Lifeline to LGBTQ+ Young People - PressReach

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — New research from Hopelab and Born This Way Foundation examines how LGBTQ+ young people connect to online friendships and communities to explore their identities, find peer support, and build lasting friendships. The report, “Without It, I Wouldn’t Be Here Today”: LGBTQ+ Young People’s Experiences in Online Spaces, highlights the critical role digital communities play in the lives of LGBTQ+ young peop…

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