Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and COVID-19 pandemic impacts on a multi-site longitudinal cohort of transgender and gender nonbinary individuals (N=208).

Characteristic	Mean ± SD or n(%)
Age	37.8 years ± 13.1
Study site
New York	87 (41.8%)
San Francisco	66 (31.7%)
Atlanta	55 (26.5%)
Gender identity
Transmasculine spectrum	119 (57.2%)
Transfeminine spectrum	89 (42.8%)
Nonbinary gender identity	57 (27.4%)
Race/Ethnicity
White, non-Hispanic	92 (44.2%)
Latinx/Hispanic	57 (27.4%)
Black/African American	23 (11.1%)
Other	36 (17.3%)
Household size	2.3 people ± 1.5 (range 1–9)
Living alone	63 (30.3%)
Impact/Experience during the Pandemic (since March 1, 2020)	Mean ± SD or n(%)
Subjective impact on daily life
Extremely	80 (38.5%)
Very much	67 (32.2%)
Much	38 (18.3%)
A little	22 (10.6%)
Not at all	0 (0%)
COVID-19 symptoms/testing
Experienced ≥1 COVID-19 symptom	81 (38.0%)
Received a COVID-19 diagnostic test	12 (5.8%)
Tested positive for COVID-19	1 (0.004%)
COVID-19 prevention measures
Social distancing	203 (97.6%)
Isolation/quarantine	93 (44.7%)
Unemployment rate	62 (29.8%)
Job loss during the pandemic	35 (16.8%)
Personal financial loss	117 (56.3%)
Inadequate access to basic supplies (e.g., food and medicine)	62 (29.8%)