Take The Annual LGBTQ Community Survey!

by | Mar 17, 2020 | QUEER RVA

GayRVA is partnering with Community Marketing & Insights for their 14th Annual survey of the LGBTQ community around the world. Add your voice!

It’s time for the 14th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey, presented by Community Marketing & Insights, an organization that focuses on collecting demographic data about the LGBTQ community. Along with over 200 other LGBTQ-affiliated organizations, GayRVA has partnered with Community Marketing & Insights to help bring this survey to the LGBTQ community here in Richmond and central Virginia.

In past years, the survey has received participation from as many as 45,000 LGBTQ community members around the world, and this year we’re hoping to see more than ever. Participating in this survey helps generate more accurate data about the LGBTQ experience both within the United States and around the world, and we highly recommend that you do so. Survey topics include everything from political issues and health concerns to finance, entertainment, and media.

Help make sure this survey represents your experience this year, and take the 14th Annual LGBTQ Community Survey at this link: HERE.

GayRVA, Community Marketing & Insights, and the world LGBTQ community will appreciate your input.

Top Photo by Cecilie Johnsen on Unsplash

GayRVA Staff

GayRVA Staff

Covering Richmond’s queer community—its culture, nightlife, activism, and the policies that shape it.



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