Positive enough? A content analysis of settlement service organizations’ inclusivity of LGBTQ immigrants

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Authors: Sulaimon Giwa and Ferzana Chaze

Year of Publication: 2018

The authors conducted a two-stage content analysis of the inclusion of LGBTQ immigrants in 34 settlement organizations in Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador, and on the delivery of ser vices by nine settlement organizations that self-described as LGBTQ-positive spaces.

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