In light of the In Plain Sight report, Dr. Brittany Bingham, CGSHE’s Director of Indigenous Research, will speak at Pathways to Indigenous Equity: An Indigenous Lens on Health Systems Transformation and Research on Thursday, April 27.
Leading interdisciplinary, community-based, policy and clinical research to better understand and promote gender and sexual health equity among marginalized and under-serviced communities in BC, Canada and globally.
Promoting evidence-based and ethical policy development on gender equity and sexual health to improve health and wellbeing.
Providing leadership in research-to-practice through training opportunities, education and evidence-based best practices for a wide range of practitioners.
Despite growing interest in the issues and experiences of older sexual and gender minority (SGM) adults, numerous questions remain under-explored. In this talk, Dr. Kia will discuss the continued need for intersectional scholarship that addresses relevant gaps in existing knowledge and promises to respond to salient equity issues.
In the wake of the violent murder of eight people – almost all Asian women working in massage parlours – in Atlanta, Georgia this week CGSHE stands in solidarity with the victims’ families and sex worker communities.