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Acceptance matters — but is it the same for everyone?
The Dutch Lhbtiqa+ Monitor 2026, conducted by Movisie, Panteia and Ipsos I&O, reveals a worrying gap between public attitudes towards different LGBTQIA+ groups.
While 84% of people in the Netherlands view gay and lesbian people positively, the figures are lower for non-binary people (52%) and transgender people (63%). LGBTQIA+ people also experience more discrimination and poorer mental health than non-LGBTQIA+ people.
These findings remind us why projects like UNITY Project CERV matter. Building inclusive communities starts with understanding different experiences, challenging discrimination and making space for every voice.
Read the full article (in Dutch): https://www.ipsos-publiek.nl/.../lhbtiqa-monitor-2026.../
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