Trinity University professor Amy Stone joined the KSAT Q&A on Wednesday to talk about Pride Month and help educate others about the LGBTQ+ community.

Anchors Steve Spriester and Isis Romero hosted a town hall on KSAT.com to discuss the LGBTQ community in San Antonio and the meaning of Pride Month.

SAN ANTONIO Almost one in five LGBTQ+ people have been homeless at some point in their life, according to a recent survey that included people in San Antonio and surrounding counties. Stone worked with a San Antonio community group, Strengthening Colors of Pride, to conduct the survey of more than 1,800 LGBTQ+ people. RELATED: San Antonios Pride Bigger than Texas festival to keep LGBTQ+ community connected digitally this SaturdayStone said Black transgender women also experience more violence. Racial justice isnt accomplished until Black transgender women are also safe, Stone said. RELATED: San Antonios Pride Bigger than Texas festival to keep LGBTQ+ community connected digitally this Saturday

SAN ANTONIO – A trio of San Antonio researchers launched a study on resiliency in the local LGBTQ community, and they're looking for people to interview. SOUTH TEXAS PRIDE: San Antonio church walks the walk of advocacy and inclusivityThe title of their project is "San Antonio Strengthening Colors of Pride." A short survey to determine each applicant's qualifications is available via Twitter and Facebook, and on the Pride Center San Antonio website. After the first round of interviews, the study will broaden to reach a larger group within the San Antonio LGBTQ community. "Our next phase next year will be conducting a really large survey, which has never really been done in San Antonio," Stone said.