Pew Research Center LGBTQ report: Credits and acknowledgements

⁢‍ Updated June 12, 2025

The Pew Research Center’s recent LGBTQ study was a collaborative effort made possible by support from The Pew Charitable Trusts and⁢ the People & Voices Initiative.⁤ The report is available online at pewresearch.org/topic/gender-lgbtq.

Key contributors to ⁣the report included Kim Parker, ‍director of social trends research; Juliana Horowitz, senior ⁤associate director; and Jake Hays, research associate. Additional research support was provided by Rachel Minkin, At the Lin, Braga Days, Kiley Hurst, and Isabel Goddard.

John Carlo Mandapat handled facts graphics, David Kent served as senior copy editor, and ⁤Julia O’Hanlon and Andrew Grant‍ managed communications.

The Pew Research Center methodology team, including Courtney Kennedy, Andrew Mercer, Ashley amaya, Dorene Asare-Marfo, Dana Popky, Anna Brown, Arnold ⁣Lau, and ⁤Thomas May, provided guidance. Editorial direction came from Rachel Drian and Neha Sahgal. ⁤Gabe Borelli, ‍anna Brown, Alexandra Cahn, Claire Dannenbaum, naomi Forman-Katz, Shannon Greenwood, Anna lieb, Eugenie Park, Jacob Poushter, and Kaitlyn Radde also contributed to the questionnaire and report.

External experts offered advice during the study’s advancement. Thes⁣ included Jaimie Kelton, ⁢host of The Queer Family Podcast; Abbie Goldberg, professor at ‍Clark⁢ University; Brad ‍Sears and Christy Mallory from the Williams Institute; Naomi Goldberg from the Movement Advancement ⁤Project; and Lisa Diamond, professor at the University of Utah.