Robust population-based research has established that sexual and gender minority youths
(SGMYs) are at an increased risk of mental ill-health, but there is a dearth of literature that …

Over roughly the past decade, adolescents' mental health concerns have increased,
sparking important debates about the role of social media [1–3]. Adolescents' experiences …

This study examined the change in the prevalence of adolescent poly-victimization and
individual and area predictors of poly-victimization in England and Wales. The national …

Qualitative research involving lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+)
youth must be sensitive to their exposure to stressors resulting from heteronormativity …

The purpose of this paper is to provide a broad, multi-disciplinary overview of key insights,
persistent gaps, and future paths in youth digital well-being research from the perspectives …

Homophobic bullying constitutes a serious threat to adolescent well-being and could be
understood as an ecological phenomenon, influenced by diverse school, regional, and …

Background: Peer victimization is an established risk factor for youth suicidal thoughts and
behavior (suicidality), yet most peer-victimized youth are not suicidal. More data are needed …

Introduction Gender and sexually diverse youth in schools experience exclusion, which
detrimentally affects their ability to cope with the consequences of minority stress and may …

Residential location can significantly impact the mental health, wellbeing, and community
involvement of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) young …

Rural Appalachian LGBTQ+ individuals experience discrimination and hardships due to
cultural factors and multiple minority identities. A recent rise in anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in …