REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!
Healthy Communities, Healthy Futures
4 & 5 June 2020
Early bird registrations are now open! Book now and receive 15% off the ticket price!
This year’s theme Healthy Communities, Healthy Futures aims to explore the broader health issues for our communities. Healthy Communities encompasses the diverse identities, experiences and health issues experienced by LGBTIQ women. Healthy Futures is about using and building on our existing resilience and skills – what do we need to do to move forward? Healthy Futures hopes to pose questions about what we need to do in the future and to showcase existing services, programs, and research that are already creating an environment for LGBTIQ women to thrive.
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About the conference
The 5th national LGBTIQ Women’s Health Conference will be held on 4 & 5 June 2020 at the NSW Teachers Federation Conference Centre, in Sydney.
The LGBTIQ Women’s Health Conference focuses on the health and wellbeing needs of all LGBTIQ women within Australian communities. The event offers attendees a wide range of opportunities to discuss, engage with and explore these health needs as well as profile new and emerging research, innovative programs and services being delivered to address these needs in our communities.
Conference engagement statement
The LGBTIQ Women’s Conference is committed to meaningful inclusion, diversity and access. It aims to create safer spaces to strengthen the health and wellbeing of all LGBTIQ women, including Aboriginal women and Sistergirls, women of colour, women with disabilities, trans, gender diverse and intersex women.
We respect that experiences of lesbian, bisexual and queer sexuality can intersect with diverse gender experiences, intersex status and all forms of marginalisation that women experience. We acknowledge that striving for best practice and positive health outcomes for all women requires meaningful engagement and fostering a cross-sector response that embeds these principles in all aspects of our work.
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Registration
Early bird registration is now open! Earlybird registration is now open for the LGBTIQ Women’s Health Conference 2020, held on 4 & 5 June in Surry Hills Sydney. Enjoy 15% off your conference ticket when purchased before Sunday, 15 March, 2020. The LGBTIQ Women’s Health Conference is open to anyone with an interest in LGBTIQ…
Safety & Inclusion
The LGBTIQ Women’s Conference is committed to meaningful inclusion, diversity and access. It aims to create safer spaces to strengthen the health and wellbeing of all LGBTIQ women, including Aboriginal women and Sistergirls, women of colour, women with disabilities, trans, gender diverse and intersex women. We acknowledge that striving for best practice and positive health outcomes for…
FAQ’s
Q: Who can attend the conference? A: Anyone. The only people who cannot attend are those that may make the conference an unsafe space. Homophobia, transphobia, racism, misogyny and any discriminatory behaviour will not be tolerated. Please see our Safety & Inclusion page for more information. Q: Who can submit an idea to present at…
Abstracts and Submissions
LGBTIQ Women’s Health Conference 2020 Call for Abstracts Healthy Communities, Healthy Futures ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS FOR THE 2020 CONFERENCE ARE NOW CLOSED. Early bird registrations are now open! Book now and receive 15% off the ticket price! The conference will be held on 4 & 5 June, 2020 at the NSW Teachers Federation Conference Centre in…
