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How Racial-Ethnic, Immigration, and 2SLGBTQ+ Intersectional Self-Efficacy of Gender-Sexuality Alliance Advisors Shapes Youth Members’ Positive Experiences
Gender–sexuality alliances (GSAs) provide critical support for 2SLGBTQ+ youth, yet the role of advisors—particularly in their self-efficacy to address race-, ethnicity-, and immigration-related issues, including how these intersect with sexual and gender identity, a construct we term racial-ethnic,
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