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Sexual minoritized people report worse mental health and are at risk of sexual violence compared to their heterosexual peers. We conducted a survey to explore sexual stigma, sexual violence, and mental health among 326 bi+ and lesbian women and gender minoritized people age 18–25. Mental health did not differ by sexual identity; sexual stigma and violence were associated with negative mental health symptoms, as were identifying as BIPOC, as trans or nonbinary, or having less formal education. Sexual stigma and violence are related to mental health among young bi+ and lesbian women and gender minoritized people.

Sexual violence and mental health among young bi+ and lesbian women and gender minoritized people