Special Populations Identities

Global Disability Statistics

Only 2 in 3 people with disability who need assistive products don’t receive them—see the biggest barriers and how to reduce the gap.

Black Single Mother Statistics

Black single-mother families faced a 42.4% poverty rate in 2021—42.4 vs 8.8% for married-couple Black families.

Lgbt Statistics

LGBT adults are twice as likely as non-LGBT adults to face serious psychological distress—27% vs. 6% in 2022. Explore the data.

Single Mother Household Statistics

In Canada, 67.7% of lone-parent families are headed by mothers. Explore the data on single-mother life, poverty, work, and support.

Sexuality Statistics

Only 11% of UK adults use a dating app or website weekly—see what that can mean for access and sexuality.

Children With Disabilities Statistics

Only 36% of children with disabilities aged 5–19 in India have ever attended school—see what keeps access out of reach.

Autism Rise Statistics

Australia reports 1 in 70 children diagnosed with ASD in 2022 (1.43%)—double from 2012’s 1 in 150. See what’s driving Autism Rise.

Students With Disabilities Statistics

Only 26% of students with disabilities scored below basic in 8th-grade NAEP math—see how gaps in achievement and support affect outcomes.

Teens Statistics

Native American Health Statistics

Cis Statistics

Cisgender people make up about 99.4% of U.S. adults—explore what that means for health, education, work, and society.

Native American Health Disparities Statistics

AI/AN suicide rates reach 16.1 per 100,000—3.5 times the national average. Explore the factors shaping mental health disparities.

Trans Statistics

Unemployment is 15% for transgender adults versus 5% for the general US population—here are the data points behind the gap, sourced and explained.

Single Motherhood Statistics

With 54% of single mothers in the United States struggling to afford transportation in 2023, the page shows how day to day costs force tough tradeoffs before a paycheck ever arrives. From higher rates of low wage work and housing insecurity to the wide gap in mental and physical health, it connects the latest pressure points to what families need to thrive.

Single Father Statistics

With 72% of fathers saying work life balance is a major issue and 43% reporting they spend less time with their children than they want, this page gets specific about what “being the primary breadwinner” costs. You will also see how today’s support systems and coping pressures stack up, from housing stress and food insecurity to 70% of employees wanting some work from home flexibility.

Single Parent Families Statistics

Even when work is on the line, single parent households often carry a heavier load than married couples with housing, child care, and stress. From 1.6 million U.S. families on TANF in 2023 and child care subsidies reaching 1.8 million children in 2022 to 46% of single parent households receiving SNAP in 2021, the page traces how support systems help and where gaps still hit hardest.

Lgbtq Statistics

From workplace harassment to housing insecurity, this LGBTQ statistics page shows how everyday discrimination can stack up across life. You will see that 25% of LGBTQ adults were targeted by hate crimes or bias incidents in the past 12 months and that 44% reported employment discrimination, alongside the surprising health and mental health gaps that persist even when policies claim inclusion.

Gen X Statistics

Gen X is about 1.2x larger than Millennials at ages 43 to 58, with 65.0 million Gen X adults in the U.S., and the tradeoffs are startling once you zoom in on money and work. From 6.63% mortgage rates and $12,600 in nonessential spending to only 39% saying they are on track for retirement and 31.6% carrying credit card balances, this page connects the compensation reality, cost pressure, and digital habits shaping the midlife years you are living or supporting.

Gen Alpha Statistics

Gen Alpha is a huge slice of the online kid crowd, with 1.04 billion children aged 0 to 17 out of 43.2 billion worldwide internet users as of July 2024, and UK kids aged 12 to 15 are already weekly social media users at 52%. You will see how that scale is colliding with safety, spending, and screen time pressures, from a global child internet safety market projected to grow at 13.2% through 2030 to mounting parental control and online enforcement efforts.

Autism In America Statistics

What does it cost, how does it show up, and how soon can it be caught? In the newest CDC ADDM 2023 findings, 1 in 36 8 year olds have ASD and 4.6 million in US kids also face overlapping challenges such as intellectual disability, with diagnosis arriving at a median age of 4 years 6 months and behavioral intervention by age 4 for only 50 percent, alongside a lifetime societal cost estimated at $2.4 million per person.