LGBTQ Media and Organizations

LGBTQ Community and Anticipated Changes:

Most LGBTQ community members feel that ten years from now there will be increases in the number of people who identify as transgender or non-binary, straight allies, and bisexual. At the same time, the community feels more neutral as to whether there will be greater numbers of LGBTQ newspapers, LGBTQ-specific bars, or LGBTQ community members living in traditional LGBTQ neighborhoods. These results were similar to the 2016 findings.

Reference: Community Marketing & Insights 11th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, July 2017 n=17,300 USA LGBTQs. Request a free download the full report.

LGBTQ Media Interaction (Past 12 Months):

Similar to 2016, participants reported increases in digital interaction with LGBTQ media, while print media interactions are stable over the past year. LGBTQ dating app use was relatively stable, but some decreases were reported in use by older generations.

Reference: Community Marketing & Insights 11th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, July 2017 n=17,300 USA LGBTQs. Request a free download the full report.

LGBTQ Media Interaction (Past 30 Days)

Reference: Community Marketing & Insights 11th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, July 2017 n=17,300 USA LGBTQs. Request a free download the full report.

Social Media Interaction (Past 30 Days)

Reference: Community Marketing & Insights 11th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, July 2017 n=17,300 USA LGBTQs. Request a free download the full report.

Other Types of LGBTQ Community Interactions (Past Year)

Reference: Community Marketing & Insights 11th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, July 2017 n=17,300 USA LGBTQs. Request a free download the full report.