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Subject Our Global LGBTI Small Grant Recipients
Date September 14, 2021 5:15 PM
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** Congratulations to our LGBTI Global Small Grants recipients
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In 2021, the Williams Institute launched a small grants program to foster new empirical research focused on LGBTI populations in the Global South and to support the work of researchers from those regions. Researchers from more than 40 countries submitted 115 proposals spanning a range of topics that disproportionately impact LGBTI people worldwide, including violence, access to healthcare, discrimination, legal gender recognition, and policing.

We are pleased to announce that seven proposals have been selected to receive awards. Visit our website ([link removed]) for full descriptions of each project.
Silenced No More: Queer Women, Trans and Nonbinary Persons, and the Criminal Justice System in Ghana
This project examines the inherent biases, systemic inequalities, and oppressions related to sexual orientation and gender identity within the criminal justice system of Ghana, and their effect on queer, transgender, and nonbinary Ghanaians.
Barriers to Identity Rights of Travesti, Trans, and Nonbinary Population of Argentina
This project investigates the experiences of travesti, trans, and nonbinary people in Argentina regarding the State’s recognition of their identities.
Vulnerability Amplified: Assessing the Needs of LGBT Refugees in South Africa
This project uses digital networking apps to examine the demographics and salient needs of LGBT refugees living in South Africa.
Empirical Analysis of the Socioeconomic Condition of the Gender and Sexual Minority Communities in India and Building Pan-South Asia Queer Research Collective
This project assesses the needs of sexual and gender minority communities in the Indian State of West Bengal and lays the foundation for a South Asian SGM research collective.
How the Family Environment Shapes LGB Individuals’ Mental Health in Brazil
This project examines the role of the family in different cultural backgrounds and its effects on the mental health outcomes of young LGB people who are at an elevated risk for mental health disorders.
Gender Identity and Violence: Investigating the Impact of Legal Protections Under the Transgender Persons Act 2018 in Pakistan
This project evaluates the impact of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2018 on the lived realities of transgender people in the Lahore district of Punjab, Pakistan.
Policing LGBTI Persons at Kenya’s Urban Margins
This project explores the dynamics of interactions between the Kenyan state police and LGBTI individuals with a view to understanding how the ‘criminal’ identity of the individual is negotiated in their interactions with the police officers at the street level.

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