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Long Beach Department of Health And

Human Services:
Racial and Health Equity Team
LGBTQIA2S+ Healthy Equity Coordinator
Introductions

• Ryan Maganini (he/him)


• LGBTQIA2S+ Health Equity
Coordinator
Current Scope of Work

• Long Beach Trans Wellness Workgroup


• Long Beach LGBTQIA2S+ Community Health Needs
Assessment
• Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Data
Collection
• Community Event Support, Outreach and Engagement
Terminology

LGBTQIA2S+ stands for:


Term Demographic Category
Lesbian Sexual Orientation
Gay Sexual Orientation
Bisexual Sexual Orientation
Transgender Gender Identity
Queer Sexual Orientation / Gender Identity
Intersex Sex
Asexual/Aromantic Sexual Orientation
Two Spirit (2S) Sexual Orientation / Gender Identity
+ Signifies inclusivity and the evolving / expansive
language used in the community
Terminology
Statistical Impacts

Among transgender and nonbinary


youth:
• More than half seriously
considered attempting suicide in
the past year
• More than 2 in 3 reported
symptoms of major depressive
disorder in the past two weeks
• More than 3 in 4 reported
symptoms of generalized anxiety
disorder in the past two weeks
The Trevor Project. 2021 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health.
Reasons for Not Seeking Mental Health Services
Housing Insecurity
• In Los Angeles County in 2020, 4,775 youth were experiencing homelessness
• 19% increase from 2019
• At higher risk: females, Black or Latinx, LGBTQIA2S+
Statistical Impacts

When youth experienced correct names


and pronouns:
• Fewer symptoms of depression
(5.36-unit decrease)
• Less suicidal ideation (29% decrease)
• Less suicidal behavior (56%
decrease)
• Symptoms are lowest when correct
names and pronouns is used in all
four contexts: home, work, school,
and with friends
Russel, S.T., Pollitt, A.M., Li G., & Grossman, A. H. (2018)
Health Equity Considerations for the LGBTQIA2S+ Community

• Access to Care
• Transportation
• Cost of Services
• Examples
• Is there an LGBT affirming clinic in
your town? In your county? In your
state?
• Do you have access to transportation
to reach the clinic?
• Does the affirming clinic accept your
health insurance?
• Does your insurance cover the
majority of costs or will you be
paying out of pocket?
Health Equity Considerations for the LGBTQIA2S+ Community

• Quality of Care
• Culturally Affirming Care
• Gender Affirming Care
• Implicit Bias/Discrimination

• Examples
• Does the clinic staff use your
correct name and pronouns?
• Does the provider make
assumptions about your sexual
history or partner(s) based on
your identity?
Health Equity Considerations for the LGBTQIA2S+ Community
• Social Determinants of Health
• Social Environment
• Neighborhood and Built
Environment
• Educational/Employment
Opportunities
• Income and Financial Stability
• Examples
• Are there LGBT community spaces in your town?
• Are there LGBT community spaces that aren’t
centered around alcohol or drugs?
• Does an employer provide equal opportunity for
transgender or gender non-conforming applicants?
• If you work in the cash economy (e.g., sex work), is
health insurance affordable on your own,
independent of an employer?
Testimonials

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