About us

ABOUT US 

The National LGBT Census is a collaborative effort between Pink Dot Sg, Sayoni, and Oogachaga  - three lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) affirmative non-profit volunteer groups in Singapore. With a common goal to understand the everyday experiences of LGBTQ people in Singapore, this census covers a range of issues, from family-life to friendships, school and work experiences to thoughts on citizenship. Heterosexual individuals are welcome to participate in the study as well. 

Pink Dot Sg is a social movement that champions the freedom to love, regardless of sexual orientation, through an annual gathering and campaign. Sayoni is a community of queer women, including lesbian, bisexual and transgender women, that organises and advocates for equality in wellbeing and dignity, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity. Oogachaga is a counselling and personal development organisation for LGBTQ individuals and groups.


PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY 

This study's findings will serve as a useful resource for local LGBTQ-affirmative NGOs to plan resources and activities that will serve greater meaning to the community. We also hope that the findings will generate greater awareness and discussions to improve the day-to-day experiences of LGBTQ people living in Singapore. Other possible uses for this study's findings include:  

- Supplementing public reports and publications 
- Informing public institutions / agencies / organisations and/or corporations 
 - Developing market intelligence and consumer insights to better serve LGBTQ employees and consumers 

CONFIDENTIALITY 

The data collected within this study will be analysed and presented as a whole and in groups. We are not interested in identifying individuals with this study - and we would urge you not to provide any information that may reveal your identity. That said; please rest assured that all personal information collected will be treated with the strictest confidentiality. If you wish to allude to certain people or places, consider using pseudonyms (fake names).


VOLUNTEER

If you're passionate about research on the LGBT matters, we'd like to hear from you. Drop us a note via the next tab.