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7 J. Res. Gender Stud. 218 (2017)
Developing Actionable Research Priorities for LGBTI Inclusion

handle is hein.journals/jogenst7 and id is 219 raw text is: Journal of Research in Gender Studies 7(1), 2017 pp. 218-247, ISSN 2164-0262, eISSN 2378-3524 doi: 1 0.22381/JRGS7120178 DEVELOPING ACTIONABLE RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR LGBTI INCLUSION M. V. LEE BADGETT lbadgett@econs.umass.edu Department of Economics, The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, The University of Massachusetts Amherst; Williams Institute, The University of California, Los Angeles (corresponding author) PHILIP CREHAN phil.crehan@gmail.com Social Development Researcher, Independent consultant ABSTRACT. Heightened global concern about the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) people has called attention to the lack of adequate research on their lives and situations. With so little known in many parts of the world, filling knowledge and data gaps would be difficult without setting priorities. This paper uses the furthering of LGBTI inclusion as the criterion for identifying and recommending key research priorities. Our method for identifying potential priorities draws on a variety of sources, including a review of reports on research needs, consultations with researchers and LGBTI activists from many coun- tries, and the findings of the UNDP LGBTI Inclusion Index consultation process. We find several key research priorities that stakeholders agree would advance inclusion, including research on health, education, economics, and political participation, as well as the development of a more robust research infrastructure. Keywords: lesbian; gay; bisexual; transgender; intersex; data; research infrastructure How to cite: Badgett, Lee M. V., and Philip Crehan (2017), Developing Actionable Research Priorities for LGBTI Inclusion, Journal of Research in Gender Studies 7(1): 218-247. Received 3 February 2017 * Received in revised form 8 May 2017 Accepted 9 May 2017 * Available online 25 May 2017 218

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