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While a host of books have analyzed legal dimensions of LGBTQ public policy, the Routledge Handbook of LGBTQIA Administration and Policy is the first to utilize up-to-the-minute empirical data to examine and unpick the corrosive 'post-factual' changes undermining traditional assumptions of LGBTQ public policy development.
While a host of books have analyzed legal dimensions of LGBTQ public policy, the Routledge Handbook of LGBTQIA Administration and Policy is the first to utilize up-to-the-minute empirical data to examine and unpick the corrosive 'post-factual' changes undermining traditional assumptions of LGBTQ public policy development.
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Autorenporträt
Wallace Swan is Contributing Faculty Member at Walden University, USA and Adjunct Instructor at Hamline University, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface [Wallace Swan] 1. Understanding What is Happening to LGBTQIA Public Policy in the New Federal Administration [Wallace Swan] Part 1. Demographics 2. Demographic Characteristics of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Adults in the United States: Evidence from the 2015-2017 Gallup Daily Tracking Survey [Kerith Conron and Shoshana Goldberg] Part 2. Social, Attitudinal and Technological Change 3. Equality, Inequality, Technological, Social Change and Politics [Wallace Swan] Part 3. Life in Our Communities 4. Bisexuals at the White House: Federal to Local Public Policy Advocacy [Heron Greenesmith] 5. The Current State of Transgender in America [Denise Sudbeck] 6. Transgender in America: Bathroom Policy and Beyond [Michael Pivec, Sarah Fischer, Emily Scharber, and Alex Herr] 7. Openly Transgender Candidate Perspectives on Gender in Social Policy [Paula Overby] 8. Intersex Employees and Federal Public Policy [Daniel Dunchack] Part 4. Health and Social Issues 9. The Minnesota LGBTQ Standards of Inclusion for Health and Human Services [John Parker-Der Boghossian] 10. Advancing LGBT Health via local public health surveillance and policy: Hennepin County SHAPE project [Yingmei Ding, Jacob Maxon, and David Johnson] 11. Glitter, Smoke and Mirrors: Tobacco Marketing in LGBTQ Spaces [Gabriel Glissmeyer, Adam Kintopf, Betsy Brock, and Laura Henry] 12. Queer and Quitting: Addressing Tobacco Use as an LGBTQ Issue [Mara Aussendorf, Jamie Magee, Adrian Shanker, and Jeff Turner] 13. Communities at Risk: Substance Use Disorders in LGBTQ Populations [Kate Lehmann] 14. Hiding the Obvious in America [Wallace Swan] Part 5. Immigration Issues 15. Seeking Safe Haven: LGBTQ People and the American Immigration Experience [Trina Olson and Marco Quiroga] Part 6. Youth 16. Inspiring and Nurturing LGBTQI Youth [Dallas Drake and Melissa Matuszak] 17. Promoting LGBTQIA+ Inclusion and Equity: A Focus on Higher Education with Applicability to Government and Non-Profit Sectors [Michael Grewe] 18. Opportunities for Strengthening the Mentorship of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Pre-Med Students, Medical Trainees, and Health Care Professionals [Jeffrey Wong] Part 7. LGBTQIA Adults and Seniors 19. LGBT Adult and Senior Homelessness is Hidden in Plain Sight [Wallace Swan] 20. Gay and Gray: Policy in a Rapidly Aging Community [Rajean Moone, Jane Danner, and Robert Rodè] Part 8. LGBTQ Criminal Justice Issues 21. Hate Crimes and Homicide [Dallas Drake and Jeffrey Mathwig] 22. Incarceration of LGBTQ People [Dallas Drake] Part 9. Support of Community Organizations 23. Same-Sex Couples and Single LGBT People: A Dilemma [Wallace Swan] 24. Reduction in LGBTQIA Non-Profit Contributions: Leading to Mergers and Acquisitions [Joann M. Usher] Part 10. Where Does the LGBTQIA Community Go From Here? 25. The LGBT Demographics Battle Shows that Allies are Essential [Wallace Swan] 26. Challenges and Opportunities for the LGBTQ Community at the State and Local Levels [Christopher Surfus] 27. LGBT Business and Workplace Equality: A Community Imperative [Wallace Swan] 28. Ally Training: A Model for Collaboration [Sean McCandless and Jennifer Hooker] Part 11. National and International Issues Interrelated 29. From Rights to People: Shifting the Focus of LGBT Advocacy [Andrew Park] Part 12. Conclusion 30. Building Allies: Resisting Oligarchy, Populism, Militarism, Authoritarianism and Economic Nationalism [Wallace Swan]
Preface [Wallace Swan] 1. Understanding What is Happening to LGBTQIA Public Policy in the New Federal Administration [Wallace Swan] Part 1. Demographics 2. Demographic Characteristics of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Adults in the United States: Evidence from the 2015-2017 Gallup Daily Tracking Survey [Kerith Conron and Shoshana Goldberg] Part 2. Social, Attitudinal and Technological Change 3. Equality, Inequality, Technological, Social Change and Politics [Wallace Swan] Part 3. Life in Our Communities 4. Bisexuals at the White House: Federal to Local Public Policy Advocacy [Heron Greenesmith] 5. The Current State of Transgender in America [Denise Sudbeck] 6. Transgender in America: Bathroom Policy and Beyond [Michael Pivec, Sarah Fischer, Emily Scharber, and Alex Herr] 7. Openly Transgender Candidate Perspectives on Gender in Social Policy [Paula Overby] 8. Intersex Employees and Federal Public Policy [Daniel Dunchack] Part 4. Health and Social Issues 9. The Minnesota LGBTQ Standards of Inclusion for Health and Human Services [John Parker-Der Boghossian] 10. Advancing LGBT Health via local public health surveillance and policy: Hennepin County SHAPE project [Yingmei Ding, Jacob Maxon, and David Johnson] 11. Glitter, Smoke and Mirrors: Tobacco Marketing in LGBTQ Spaces [Gabriel Glissmeyer, Adam Kintopf, Betsy Brock, and Laura Henry] 12. Queer and Quitting: Addressing Tobacco Use as an LGBTQ Issue [Mara Aussendorf, Jamie Magee, Adrian Shanker, and Jeff Turner] 13. Communities at Risk: Substance Use Disorders in LGBTQ Populations [Kate Lehmann] 14. Hiding the Obvious in America [Wallace Swan] Part 5. Immigration Issues 15. Seeking Safe Haven: LGBTQ People and the American Immigration Experience [Trina Olson and Marco Quiroga] Part 6. Youth 16. Inspiring and Nurturing LGBTQI Youth [Dallas Drake and Melissa Matuszak] 17. Promoting LGBTQIA+ Inclusion and Equity: A Focus on Higher Education with Applicability to Government and Non-Profit Sectors [Michael Grewe] 18. Opportunities for Strengthening the Mentorship of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Pre-Med Students, Medical Trainees, and Health Care Professionals [Jeffrey Wong] Part 7. LGBTQIA Adults and Seniors 19. LGBT Adult and Senior Homelessness is Hidden in Plain Sight [Wallace Swan] 20. Gay and Gray: Policy in a Rapidly Aging Community [Rajean Moone, Jane Danner, and Robert Rodè] Part 8. LGBTQ Criminal Justice Issues 21. Hate Crimes and Homicide [Dallas Drake and Jeffrey Mathwig] 22. Incarceration of LGBTQ People [Dallas Drake] Part 9. Support of Community Organizations 23. Same-Sex Couples and Single LGBT People: A Dilemma [Wallace Swan] 24. Reduction in LGBTQIA Non-Profit Contributions: Leading to Mergers and Acquisitions [Joann M. Usher] Part 10. Where Does the LGBTQIA Community Go From Here? 25. The LGBT Demographics Battle Shows that Allies are Essential [Wallace Swan] 26. Challenges and Opportunities for the LGBTQ Community at the State and Local Levels [Christopher Surfus] 27. LGBT Business and Workplace Equality: A Community Imperative [Wallace Swan] 28. Ally Training: A Model for Collaboration [Sean McCandless and Jennifer Hooker] Part 11. National and International Issues Interrelated 29. From Rights to People: Shifting the Focus of LGBT Advocacy [Andrew Park] Part 12. Conclusion 30. Building Allies: Resisting Oligarchy, Populism, Militarism, Authoritarianism and Economic Nationalism [Wallace Swan]
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