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"Professional drag name"
Researcher and Practitioner interviewees advocate for more qualitative data on LGBTQIA+ populations
Add a field where students can consent to receive information on LGBTQIA+ services to protect privacy while still serving students
24% of respondents collect SOGI data any time they collect demographic information on a survey
Over half of the respondents serve on an LGBTQIA+ task force or committee
Only 25% of respondents are satisfied with their access to SOGI data
Free!
50% of respondents are not confident in the quality of their SOGI data
Administrators are most satisfied with their access to SOGI data
"Qualitative comments were largely 'unsure'"
Involve students in decision making and change on campus
The number one reported concern with SOGI data is student privacy
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"Do what you can with the data you have, understanding its limitations"
Any efforts towards equity for LGBTQIA+ people must center QTBIPOC folx and those at multiple intersections of oppression
38% of respondents are unsure if their institutions collect SOGI data
Allow students to self-identify
Hawk and Jaime reference their positionalities
84% of all respondents are from large cities and suburbs
A need for collaboration and rapport building between IRPE offices and LGBTQIA+ serving practitioners
24% of respondents make tangible use of their SOGI Data on campus
Someone makes a pun
Locally, SOGI data are most often collected in campus-wide surveys
