discrimination, threats, conversion-therapy exposure and access to gender-affirming care reported by transgender and nonbinary youth
[Instrument wording is not published on the public summary page. Items covered: discrimination because of gender identity; being physically threatened or harmed because of gender identity; being threatened with or subjected to conversion therapy; current use of hormones or puberty blockers; concern about losing access to hormone care; access to gender-neutral school bathrooms; whether household members respect the respondent's pronouns.]
Wording reconstructed from: The Trevor Project annual national survey summary page
Wording notes: self-selected respondents recruited by ads targeted at LGBTQ youth
unclear — verbatim wording unavailable; the advocacy-recruited sample frame is the dominant methodological caveat
Subgroup figures (11)
lgbtq_status
| Group | Seriously considered attempting suicide in the past year | Attempted suicide in the past year | Felt discriminated against because of gender identity | Physically threatened or harmed because of gender identity | Threatened with or subjected to conversion therapy | Currently taking gender-affirming hormones | Currently taking puberty blockers | Concerned about losing access to gender-affirming hormones | Found their school gender-affirming | No household members respect their pronouns | Have access to gender-neutral bathrooms at school |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transgender and nonbinary young people | 46% | 14% | 65% | 28% | 16% | 13% | 2% | 61% | 54% | 37% | 46% |