research
From November 2016 to November 2018, we implemented the "Come Forward: Empowering and Supporting Victims of Anti-LGBT Hate Crimes" project.
!["They can be anything?" Employment and Workplace Discrimination against LGBTQI People in Hungary](https://en.hatter.hu/sites/default/files/styles/small/public/kep/kiadvany/barmilehet-en-borito.png?itok=hUryOhn6 ""They can be anything?" Employment and Workplace Discrimination against LGBTQI People in Hungary")
The final report of the project entitled ‘Stories beyond the data: Documentation of discrimination in the field of employment’ implemented between June 2015 and July 2016 with the support of ILGA-Europe within its Documentation and Advocacy Fund. The report maps problems with regards to the employment discrimination of LGBTI people; and discusses practical steps to make workplaces more inclusive that treat LGBTQI people as fully equal members of society.
Final report of the project "Stories beyond the data: Documentation of discrimination in the field of employment" carried out in 2015-2016 that explore problems LGBTQI people face in the labour market, and sets out steps needed to create an inclusive workplace that recognizes LGBTQI people as full members of society.
"Stories beyond the data: Documentation of discrimination in the field of employment" is a research project of Háttér funded by ILGA-Europe
The final report of the project Bleeding Love: Raising Awareness on Domestic and Dating Violence Against Lesbians and Transwomen in the European Union.
An English language publication summarizing the main findings of the LGBT Survey 2010
An international project aimed at investigating the causes and forms of domestic and dating violence against lesbian and trans women, as well as exploring good practices in preventing and providing support for victims.
Between February 2015 and January 2016 our association is implementing an international research and awareness-raising project on domestic and dating violence against lesbians and trans women with the support of the European Commission.
Research and training project on the needs of victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crimes.
A comparative research project to uncover experiences of mediation involving same-sex couples and to raise the awareness of mediators