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Tag Archives: Alaska LGBT Community Survey
Anchorage & LGBT: if those words apply to you, we need your help
My review shows that there is clearly a lack of quantifiable evidence necessitating this ordinance. That’s what Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan stated on August 17, 2009 when he vetoed Anchorage Ordinance 2009-64, the Anchorage equal rights ordinance, which had been … Continue reading
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Anchorage’s LGBT Discrimination Survey
A brief history of Alaska LGBT research studies and the Anchorage LGBT Discrimination Survey. Published originally as an op-ed in the Anchorage Press. Continue reading
Alaska LGBT Community Survey: It’s not only about discrimination
The Anchorage LGBT Community Survey isn’t only to address questions about the discrimination and bias LGBT Alaskans face. It will also address a full range of other questions and issues affecting members of our community. Continue reading
Alaska LGBT Community Survey: Who we are & where we’re at
In announcing the Alaska LGBT Community Survey — I call it AKQ for short — I frequently used the word “we.” “We’ve decided…,” “we’ll use the survey…,” “we aim….” So just who are “we” — besides, of course, me? In … Continue reading
Announcing the Alaska LGBT Community Survey
The Alaska LGBT Community Survey will be a statewide survey of Alaska’s gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual populace. We aim to have at least initial results of our survey by April 2011. Continue reading