To effectively serve LGBTQ+ survivors of domestic violence so that they can obtain safety, stability, and support in navigating abusive relationships, states must change mandatory reporting laws for medical care providers.

Strategies for social service providers to combat stigma, bias, and violence that LGBTQ+ survivors of IPV may face related to human Monkeypox (hMPXV).

The Los Angeles LGBT Center’s report about LGBTQ domestic violence and sexual assault.

A guide for domestic violence and sexual assault service providers working with LGBTQ people of color.

A report that assesses the risk of lethality for LGBTQ+ survivors of partner abuse.

An expansive list of words and definitions that are important to know when providing healthcare for queer and trans folks.

The Human Rights Campaign’s report on the impact of COVID19 on LGBTQ survivors of IPV. This report provides solutions and next steps that service providers can take to mitigate the harm caused by the pandemic on LGBTQ survivors.

Best practices and appendix of words and definitions to know for working with LGBTQ patients in clinical settings.

This manual provides an overview of terms, statistics, and recommendations for improving service delivery and outreach for LGBT survivors.

Glossary of terms, quick statistics, and resources that center the experiences, strengths, and needs of people within the LGBTQ2S+ community.

This article reviews the literature on LGBTQ IPV, identifies barriers, and provides suggestions for future research, policy, and practices for healthcare providers.

A toolkit created by the New York State LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence Network to address concerns that staff members at domestic violence programs may have regarding sheltering survivors whose gender and/or sexual identity may be different from the majority of survivors most often served by the shelter.

A guide with recommendations to service providers and criminal justice professionals so that they may be better equipped to provide the specialized services and resources needed by LGBTQ+ trafficking victims and survivors.