OUTniagara Launches Gender and Sexual Diversity Survey

Wednesday, 11 August 2021 11:52

By Linda Morgan

OUTniagara is looking for residents to participate in a sexual and gender diversity study.

The survey is part of a report that will help the organization find ways to improve the well-being of Niagara's 2SLGBTQQIA+ community members.

The report will also include an environmental scan, interviews with key informants, and public consultations.

The group notes all survey participants will have a choice between getting $20 or being entered into a draw for an iPad.

Outniagara also says that due to the importance of the survey's content, it may be longer than the average study.

Responses will be collected here until September 10th.

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