News and events
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QSOX & Futures of Substance: Queer substance use in focus
QSOX & Futures of substance: Broadsheets from two projects exploring LGBTQ+ experiences of alcohol and other drug use
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From ‘Not Queer Enough’ to ‘Unicorns’: Bi Visibility Day Research Showcase
From ‘Not Queer Enough’ to ‘Unicorns’: Bi Visibility Day Research Showcase
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Fathers less likely to tackle ‘awkward’ sex talk
Mothers more likely to discuss sex, relationships with their children.
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Celebrating inclusion on Aged Care Employee Day: Pride In Our Work survey launches
A new survey of people working, seeing patients or clients, doing placements or volunteering in residential aged care in Australia, in collaboration with Southern Cross University, aims to understand barriers to (and ena
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New grant: Tech Respect - Primary prevention of tech-based abuse against transgender women
A new grant from the e-Safety Commissioner will enable ARCSHS in partnership with ZBGC, Rainbow Health and ReGEN to better understand and create resources to prevent tech-based abuse against transgender women.
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New grant: Pleasure-centred sexual safety and neurodivergent people
A new grant will explore pleasure-centred sexual safety for neurodivergent women, trans and gender diverse people.
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World No Tobacco Day: What It Means for LGBTQ+ Communities
On World No Tobacco Day 2025, new research from ARCSHS helps shed light on why LGBTQ+ people are more likely to smoke, and what can support this community to quit with pride
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Law reform and the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society
Learn more about how ARCSHS academics are involved in law reform efforts.
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Trans Visibility Day: Research showcase
A selection of recent research on trans health and wellbeing from ARCSHS academics.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQA+ people: new research
A series of seven Indigenous-led factsheets explores the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQA+ people in detail.
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New funding to examine the global public health policy of HIV ‘elimination’
A new $601k ARC Discovery grant will allow researchers to examine the policy of HIV ‘elimination’.
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Cutting-edge research receives millions in federal funding
La Trobe University researchers will share in almost $6 million worth of Federal Government funding for several groundbreaking projects.
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