Public datasets and data infrastructure for research on LGBT+ rights, nonprofit organizations, and transnational advocacy.
A cross-national dataset tracking the adoption and repeal of LGBT-inclusive and LGBT-restrictive policies across 196 countries from 1991 to 2025. Covers 33 substantive policy-status combinations spanning criminal law, anti-discrimination protections, relationship recognition, gender recognition, gender-affirming care, civil society restrictions, and more. The composite index is constructed via confirmatory factor analysis across five indicators per policy (population coverage, gender scope, penalty severity, ease of access, evidence of enforcement); an unweighted index is also provided for transparency.
Parsed and structured data from electronically filed IRS Form 990 and Form 990-EZ returns. Includes extraction code for researchers working with nonprofit tax data, enabling large-scale analysis of the U.S. nonprofit sector.
Digitized and structured data from paper-filed IRS Form 990 returns spanning 2008 to 2019. Part of a broader effort to make nonprofit tax data fully open-access for social science research.
Systematic data on the World Congress of Families (WCF), a major hub in the transnational anti-gender movement. Tracks WCF events, participating organizations, and their expanding global reach.
A comprehensive database of LGBTQ+ non-governmental organizations worldwide. Tracks organizational founding, missions, strategies, and cross-national networks. Supported by a National Science Foundation grant. Note: Given the sensitive nature of the data, the dataset is only available upon request. Please contact Kristopher Velasco for access.
National Science Foundation, Science of Organizations · $292,287
Princeton University, Data-Driven Social Science Initiative · $33,400
Princeton University, Dean of Faculty · $11,100
Princeton University, Data-Driven Social Science Initiative · $3,599