My research is cited in the United Nations’ Report on Standards of Conduct for Business, which seeks to help move the dial in the direction of greater equality for LGBTI people.

Additionally, my research has received the following press:

“The Lesbian Employment Gap” – Huffington Post

“What a Researcher Learned after Sending out Resumes with LGBT Indicators” – Fusion

“Women perceived to be LGBTI are 30% less likely to be called for job interview” -Gay Star Business

“The Depressing Truth About Queer Women and Job Interviews” – Cosmo

“Queer Women Still Have It Hard In The Workplace & The Findings Of One Important Study Will Show You Why” – Bustle

“Study Shows LGBT Women Still Face Job Discrimination” – Care2

“Study Finds Employers Are Less Likely To Interview LGBT Women” – Think Progress

“Study Shows that LGBT Women Have a Harder Time Getting Jobs” – Pride Life

“Is My Son Gay? What Our Google Searches Say about Modern Gay Panic.” – Mel Magazine

“Straight Women 29 Percent More Likely to Get Job Callback Than Queer Ones: Study” – LGBTQ Nation

“Workplace Discrimination and the Queer Black Woman” -Madame Noire

“Why It’s Still Hard to be Queer in the Workplace” – The Frisky

“Women’s Resumes with LGBT Indicators are Less Likely to Score Interview, Study Suggests” – NewNowNext (Logo)

“Women who have LGBT Indicators in their Resumes Less Likely to Receive Callback” – Gay Star News

“Study: LGBT Women Less Likely to Receive Callbacks for Interviews” – Out Leadership

“Resumes with LGBT Indicators Less Likely to get Callback” – MSN News Video

“Is My Son Gay? Parents Can Learn a Lot From a Google Search.” – Fatherly

“23% of young black women now identify as bisexual.” – The Telegraph

“Black women identified as bisexual: Cultural forces might play a role.” – The Asian Age

“Bisexuality among Black Women is on the Rise, Survey Finds.” – News One

“U.S. progress on women’s equality seen slowing as pay gains stall”  – Yahoo News

““Movement toward gender equality has slowed in some areas, stalled in others, new five-decade study finds.”” – Phys.org

“NYU: US progress on gender equality has slowed in recent years.” – HR Dive

“Movement Toward Gender Equality Has Slowed in Some Areas.” – Psych Central