We propose recommendations for improving LGBTQ+ participation in cancer clinical trials within.

A novel finding was that gender affA novel finding was that gender affirming hormonal therapies was seen to boost immunity among gender diverse peoplirming hormonal therapies was seen to boost immunity among gender diverse people.

Rather than the individual, combative, almost-militant relationship between the self and external pathogens, LGBTIQ+ and people living with HIV/hepatitis refer to a relational dynamic between immunities and others, rooted in cultures of care.

...suggesting how greater inclusivity can be adapted within the medical domain of ‘women’s health’ without losing sight of its history of feminist activism.

Drawing on insights from a 2024 workshop supported by our TASA Gary Bouma Memorial Grant, this session explores how menopause can be reimagined beyond conventional norms. We'll share learnings and provocations that challenge dominant narratives and open up more inclusive understandings of menopause.

In conversation with Dr Andy Kaladelfos (UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice), Sam and Andy will explore fast-moving anti-trans political agendas, the challenges ahead for LGBTIQA+ rights, and how we can keep ourselves safe in the face of it all.

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Oh, I hadn't realised you are in lutruwita now. I moved down 2 years ago, though still working (remotely) at UNSW.

Scan the QR code or follow the link in the comments or for more info email: ceilidh@workingitout.org.au

We are looking for a diverse range of people, particularly those with identities that have been historically underrepresented by WIO staff and Board members.

From WIO: Working It Out is looking for LGBTIQA+ people with an interest in providing input into WIO’s strategic decisions, with a focus on helping us meet the community’s needs.