Evidence Review of Inequality Among LGBT Groups

The aim of this review was to systematically identify and critically discuss the nature, robustness and strength of evidence on disadvantage and inequality among different LGBT groups, relative to other comparator groups in the UK. Building upon the findings of three previous reviews, this evidence review will highlight areas of policy concern, critically discussing how well these have been addressed in the literature. As such a key component of this review will be to identify gaps in research, setting out where there is robust evidence of LGBT disadvantage and inequality and where further research is needed.

Timescale and funder

The review was funded by the Government Equalities Office. It began in January 2015 and was completed in 2016

Output

You can read the final report here and read Nathan Hudson-Sharp’s blog on the subject here.