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MEDIA APPEARANCES Leonard, W. (2015). The current state of Horsley, P. (2015). Invited submission and LGBT Australians’ mental health: Results of appearance. Family violence and the LGBTI Bariola, E. (2015). Radio interview on the Private Lives 2. Brainwaves. 3CR Community community: Submission to the Victorian public health benefits of same-sex marriage. Radio. 18 February. Royal Commission into Family Violence. Triple J. ABC 107.5. Melbourne. 1 September. Melbourne. Leonard, W. (2015). LGBT community Bariola, E. (2015). Same sex couples suffering higher rates of poor mental health Leonard, W. (2015) Submission and enjoy better mental health in formalised and drug use. Interview with Samantha appearance before the Senate Inquiry into The Australian Research Centre in relationships. Radio interview. Radio National Donovan. The World Today. Radio National the matter of a popular vote, in the form of hosted by Elizabeth Jackson. 774 ABC. Canberra. 2 April. a plebiscite or referendum, on the matter Sex, Health and Society is a centre Melbourne. 12 September. of marriage in Australia, Parliament House. Leonard, W. (2015). Pre-taped radio story “ Canberra. Crameri, P. (2015) Radio Interview. Review about project A Closer Look at Private Lives for social research into sexuality, and key themes from the Val’s Café National 2. The Wire. JOY 94.9. 31 March. Leonard, W. (2015) Input to the Australian LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Conference Sexual Health Alliance’s Submission to Lucke, J. C. (2015). Interview. Drive with 2015. JOY 94.9. 31 October. Human Right’s Commission’s Sexual health and the social dimensions Rafael Epstein. 774 ABC. Melbourne. July. du Plooy, D. (2015). Science fatigue keeps Orientation, Gender Identity and Intersex of human relationships. It works us clinging to bad health habits. Radio Lyons, A. & Fileborn, B. (2015). Radio Rights Snapshot Report Consultation. interview on Sex Age and Me project. Interview. 891 ABC Adelaide hosted by Sonya Wallace, J. (2015). Inquiry into hepatitis C in Interviewed by Lindy Burns. 774 ABC. Feldhoff. 3 November. Australia. House of Representatives Standing collaboratively with communities, 3 August. Dyson, S. (2015). Face the facts: Violence Committee on Health. Canberra. Power, J. (2015). People Living with HIV are community-based organisations, against young women in Australia. Podcast Wallace, J. (2015). 2nd National Hepatitis living longer, but still face discrimination and and transcript. Australian Clearinghouse on B Strategy, 2014-2017. Cited in policy. stigma. Interview with Jennifer Power by Youth Studies. Commonwealth of Australia, Department of government and professionals to Nance Haxton. PM with Mark Colvin. Radio Health. Canberra. Fileborn, B. (2015). Radio interview. Special National. 18 September. International Women’s Day program hosted Wallace, J. (2015). Submission. Global health produce research that advances Power, J. (2015). Who Made Me? Discussion by Libbi Gorr. 774 ABC. Melbourne. March. sector strategy on viral hepatitis, 2016-2021. on sperm donation. Interview. Life Matters. World Health Organization, Global Hepatitis knowledge and promotes positive Fileborn, B. (2015). Afternoons with Kelly Radio National. 9 December. Higgins-Devine. ABC612 Brisbane. Program. Geneva. 30 April. Thorpe, R. (2015). Interviewed about older Wallace, J. (2015). Invited participant. change in policy, practice and Fileborn, B. (2015). Discussion about a task women’s bodies and appearance. ABC South Regional hepatitis action plan for the force announced by the Victorian state East radio. 6 March. people’s lives. government to develop policy around sexual Western Pacific. Submission. World Health harassment and sexual violence in licensed Waling, A. (2015). Film interview for Organization, Western Pacific Regional venues. Drive. 774 ABC. 23 July. upcoming documentary ‘Man Up’ about Office. Manila, Philippines. 31 March. Australian Identity and masculinity, exploring Walsh, J. (2015) Invited comment. Draft Fileborn, B. (2015). Interview about the historical tropes and contemporary Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Sex, Age & Me project. Life Matters. Radio representations in media. ABC/Heiress Films. Education. National. 13 December. (In Production). Hajarizadeh, B. (2015). Megan Haggan: The biggest myths about hepatitis B uncovered. CONTRIBUTION TO POLICY 28 July. http://ajp.com.au/news/the-biggest- myths-about-hepatitis-b-uncovered/. Brown, G., & Lobo, R. (2015). Presentation ” and policy recommendations on HIV and Horsley, P. (2015). Radio interview. Family Mobile Populations, and authored policy. violence issues for the LGBTI community. Australian Health Protection Principal JOY 94.9. 9 June. Committee Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections Sub-Committee Horsley, P. (2015). Radio interview: 774 ABC, Meeting. Canberra. 30 March. 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ARCSHS Annual Report 2015 41 CONTENTS

02 INTRODUCTION 03 STAFF 04 DIRECTOR’S REPORT 06 SUMMARY OF FUNDING SOURCES 07 STRATEGIC PLAN 08 2015 HIGHLIGHTS 10 RESEARCH PROJECTS 18 GAY AND LESBIAN HEALTH VICTORIA 20 TEACHING PROGRAM 22 AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS 23 SEMINARS 24 FUNDING 26 PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION 30 PUBLICATIONS AND OUTPUTS

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INTRODUCTION

The Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS) is based at La Trobe University, Melbourne and is a centre for social research into sexuality, health and the social dimensions of sex and human relationships.

It works collaboratively and in partnership Professor Alan Petersen Members with academic research institutions, School of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts Dr Samuel Muchoki communities and community-based Monash University Health and Wellbeing Policy Officer organisations, governments, international Brimbank City Council aid agencies and professionals in relevant La Trobe University representative fields to produce research that advances Associate Professor Christopher Roche Dr Marcus Chen knowledge and promotes positive change in Chair in International Development Clinical Associate Professor policy, practice and people’s lives. Director of the Institute for Human Security School of Population Health, University and Social Change of Melbourne ARCSHS sits within the School of Psychology La Trobe University Senior Specialist in Sexual Health, and Public Health, and the College of Medical Services Manager, Melbourne Science, Health and Engineering at La Trobe. Director of ARCSHS Sexual Health Centre Professor Jayne Lucke Mr Michael Costello ARCSHS Strategic and Scientific ARCSHS Executive Officer Advisory Committee La Trobe University Anwernekenhe National Aboriginal and The role of the ARCSHS Strategic and Deputy Director of ARCSHS Torres Strait Islander HIV/AIDS Alliance Scientific Advisory Committee (SSAC) is to provide strategic direction and high-level Professor Gary Dowsett Ms Lisa Bastian advice to the ARCSHS Director and the ARCSHS Manager, Sexual Health and Blood-borne Centre. The SSAC considers: La Trobe University Virus Program, Communicable Disease Control Directorate §§Strategic directions and progress against ARCSHS Staff representatives Western Australian Department of Health the mission, aims and priorities outlined Ms Marina Carman Associate Professor Jane Tomnay in the ARCSHS Strategic Plan. Research Fellow Director §§Specific contextual and scientific ARCSHS Centre for Excellence in Rural Sexual Health developments in areas relevant to the La Trobe University University of Melbourne Centre’s research program. Dr Anthony Lyons Ms Jenny Kelsall §§Important issues for the sustainability Senior Research Fellow Executive Officer and management of the Centre. ARCSHS Harm Reduction Victoria La Trobe University Chair Dr Celia McMichael Professor Sheena Reilly BBV and STI Strategic Directions Research Fellow Director Committee Institute for Human Security and Social Menzies Health Institute Queensland This committee, whose membership includes Change Griffith University a cross-section of stakeholders in the sectors La Trobe University engaged with blood borne viruses (BBVs) College representative Professor Carla Treloar and sexually transmissible infections (STIs), Deputy Director – Head, Hepatitis C Program Professor Jane Farmer provides a forum for discussing long-term Centre for Social Research in Health Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research strategic directions and priorities for BBV University of NSW College of Science, Health and Engineering and STI-related research at ARCSHS. La Trobe University Mr Brent Allan Co-Chairs/Priority Area Leaders Executive Officer School representative Dr Anthony Lyons Living Positive Victoria Associate Professor Stephen Kent Senior Research Fellow Dr Ben Cowie Head of School of Psychology and ARCSHS Epidemiologist and Physician Public Health La Trobe University Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference College of Science, Health and Engineering Laboratory La Trobe University Dr Graham Brown Senior Research Fellow Royal Melbourne Hospital ARCSHS Independent experts Ms Linda Forbes La Trobe University Associate Professor Susan Carr Manager, Policy and Communications Clinical Head, Sexual Counselling Clinic Principal Investigator Department Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations Royal Women’s Hospital of Health Projects Professor Margaret Jolly Professor Jayne Lucke ARC Laureate Fellow Director School of Culture, History and Language, ARCSHS College of Asia and the Pacific La Trobe University Australian National University

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STAFF

ARCSHS engages in inter-disciplinary research and includes researchers with qualifications and expertise in sociology, psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, history, gender and sexuality studies, education, political science, public health and community education.

Professor and Director Murray Couch, BA (Hons) Flinders Elizabeth Smith, BA Social Science (Hons I) RMIT, PhD La Trobe Jayne Lucke, BA (Hons) UQ, PhD UQ Karalyn McDonald, BA Monash, MA Monash, PhD La Trobe Andrea Waling, BA (Hons) Carleton Professor, Deputy Director and Chair University, PhD Monash † Visiting Fellow Gary Dowsett, BA UQ, DipEd UQ, PhD Macq, Jenny Walsh, DipTeach (Prim) UOW, Warwick Hosking, BA (Hons) Melbourne, FASSA DipAdultEdTraining UOW, MEd Deakin * PhD Melbourne Emeritus Professors Carolyn Whyte, BA Melbourne, BSS (Hons) Anne Mitchell ao, BA Melbourne, GradDipEd Honorary Visiting Research Fellow RMIT † Melbourne, MA Melbourne Duane Duncan, BA (Hons) Victoria University of Wellington, MA Victoria University of Gay and Lesbian Health Victoria Marian Pitts, BA (Hons) Wales, PhD Wales, Wellington, PhD Monash † William Leonard, BSc (Hons) Melbourne, AFBPS, MAPS BA (Hons) Melbourne - Director Adjunct Professors Research Fellows Melanie Gaylard, BA Melbourne, GradDipEd Peter Aggleton, BA Oxford, PGCE Secondary Marina Carman, BA (Hons) Sydney, MA UNSW Melbourne † (Science) Aberdeen College of Education, Jeanne Ellard, BA (Hons) Adelaide, MPhil Philomena Horsley, BA Monash, DipEd Education Aberdeen, MEd Education Sydney, PhD Sydney * GradDipWomSt Rusden SCV, GradDipEd Aberdeen, PhD London (Kings College) Behzad Hajarizadeh, MD Iran, MPH Iran, Deakin, GradCertWrtg&Edtg Deakin, Victor Minichiello, BA (Hons) McGill, MA PhD UNSW * MMedAnth Melbourne, PhD Melbourne * McMaster, MA Northwestern, PhD ANU Timothy Jones, BA (Hons) UWA, PhD Jami Jones, Bachelor of Development Richard Wassersug, BA Tufts, PhD Chicago Melbourne Studies, La Trobe † David Mejia-Canales, BA La Trobe, Adjunct Associate Professors Roslyn Le, BSocSc (Hons) Swinburne, PhD Swinburne * Juris Doctor RMIT, Grad Dip ANU Deborah Bateson, MBBS Hong Kong, MSc Matthew Parsons, BFineArt UNSW † London, MA (OXON) Biochemistry (Hons IIA) Kent Patrick, BAppSc Ph Inst Tech, Somerville College, Oxford University GradDipPsychStud Deakin, BAppSc (Hons) Sunil Patel, BA (Hons) FineArt Middlesex, Deakin, PhD Deakin † GradDipInfoMgmnt RMIT Levinia Crooks AM, BA (Hons) Wollongong, Dip Ed Wollongong, MBA Univ New England Jennifer Power, BA (Hons) ANU, Grad Cert Joel Radcliffe, BCI QUT, GradDipEd VU * (Applied Statistics) Swinburne, PhD ANU Gail Hawkes, BA (Hons I) Victoria University Lottie Turner, BSW Tasmania * † of Manchester, PhD Victoria University of Jacqui Richmond, BNursing Deakin, GradDip Roz Ward, BA (Hons) Reading, MA Sussex Manchester Health Sciences Deakin, MPH Deakin, PhD Melbourne * Administration Staff Lynne Hillier, TPTC CoburgSC, TLTC MBS, Steven Angelides, BA (Hons) Melbourne, BBSc (Hons) La Trobe, PhD La Trobe Rachel Thorpe, BSc (Hons) Adelaide, BHlthSci SSNT, M Soc Hlth (Research) PhD Melbourne Michael Hurley, BA (Hons) Sydney, Melbourne * Sandra Bowers, Dip Bus Box Hill TAFE * GradDipEd SCVic, MLitt UNE, PhD UTS Jack Wallace, MSocSci RMIT Robert Myall, BA RMIT Garrett Prestage, BA Sydney, MA UNSW, PhD UNSW Research Officers Gay and Lesbian Health Victoria Julia Shelley, BA (Hons) Sydney, MPH Sydney, Pamela Blackman, BSc Minot State Univ * Administration PhD Sydney Pauline Crameri, BA (Hons) La Trobe Jen Sykes, Dip Man Bendigo TAFE, Dip Community Welfare Work Swinburne, Associate Professors Samantha Croy, BA Singapore, Hons Dip Interpreting (Auslan) RMIT, Dip Auslan Sue Dyson, GradDipWomSt Rusden, Melbourne * † Chisholm Institute of TAFE * PhD La Trobe Jennifer Dixon, BA La Trobe, BA (Hons I) Endeavour Scholarship/Fellowship Adjunct Senior Lecturer Melbourne * † Programme Placement Tiffany Jones, BCreative Arts Macq, Daniel du Plooy, BA (Hons) South Africa, BEd (Hons I) (University Medal) Griffith, BA (Hons) Stellenbosch, MPhil Stellenbosch † Paulina Ezer, MSc Western University PhD La Trobe Bianca Fileborn, BA (Hons)/BSci Melbourne, Postgraduate Program Coordinator PhD Melbourne * Senior Research Fellows Sue Dyson Natalie Hendry, BA (Hons I)/BSc Monash, Catherine Barrett, BAppSc VUT, GradDip Education Melbourne, MA Postgraduate Program Seminar PhD Melbourne Melbourne * Series Coordinator Graham Brown, BBus (Hons) Curtin, Wendy Heywood, BA (Hons) Melbourne, Jennifer Power PGradDip Curtin, PhD Curtin PhD La Trobe * Anthony Lyons, BBSc (Hons) La Trobe, ARCSHS Seminar Series Jen Johnson, BA VU * PhD La Trobe Coordinator Emily Lenton, BA VU, GradDip AdolDev Anthony Lyons Honorary Fellows Melbourne, MA Research Monash * Paul Badcock, BA (Hons) Melbourne, Daniel Reeders, BA Laws Melbourne * † * part-time † part-year PhD Melbourne Tomas Rozbroj, BA (Hons) Monash †

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DIRECTOR’S REPORT

Professor Jayne Lucke

2015 has been a great year Major Achievements This year also marked the launch of the eighth round of the HIV Futures survey. It was a great pleasure to again celebrate This is the only regular national survey of for ARCSHS with successes our top ranking in the Australia Research people living with HIV in Australia. It covers Council (ARC) Excellence in Research in in many areas of our work. health, treatments, work, finances, sex and Australia (ERA) exercise. ARCSHS’ work was relationships. The survey was re-developed represented by the 4-digit Field of Research in consultation with a variety of community code of 1199 Other Medical & Health Science groups and it is officially supported by the and again received a ranking of 5 (Well National Association of People with HIV above world standard). This is a wonderful Australia, the Australian Federation of AIDS result for the Centre and demonstrates the Organisations and the Australasian Society world-class quality of the research we do. of HIV Medicine. We began the year with the welcome news that two research projects received funding Research Output from the ARC – Muscling up: Australian Men, Sexualisation and Body Image Enhancement ARCSHS staff had another productive year, and Combating the Rapid Rise of Sexually with 50 refereed journal articles published Transmitted Infections among Older and a further 27 accepted or advanced Australians – Improving Safe-Sex Practice publications. The Centre also produced and Health, Social and Economic Outcomes. another 60 other publications (reports, During 2015, the Centre also received the monographs and non-refereed publications). exciting news of a successful ARC Discovery Staff also presented their findings at over Early Career Researcher Award to Dr Tiffany 100 international and national conferences, Jones. Dr Jacqui Richmond also commenced or other meetings in the academic, her National Health and Medical Research community or government sectors. Council (NHMRC) Translation of Research into Practice (TRIP) Fellowship. Conferences It was also a great year for Gay and Lesbian The Centre played an important role at Health Victoria (GLHV), with funding the annual Australasian HIV and AIDS announced from the Victorian State Conference, held in Brisbane in September. government for Safe Schools Coalition Staff members presented on findings Victoria, Rainbow Network and the Healthy drawn from the previous Futures surveys, Equal Youth Project, which aims to reduce research and policy work on HIV and self-harm and suicide among same sex mobility, chaired sessions and staffed an attracted and sex and gender diverse young ARCSHS booth at the event. The Centre also people and improve their mental health and participated in the Youth Health Conference well-being. Val’s Café, a network that seeks in Melbourne in November, hosting a booth to promote healthy ageing and improve and presenting on a symposium on gender- the health of older lesbian, gay, bisexual, affirming schools (supporting gender transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people, diverse and transgender students). also received a further three years funding. A number of staff also attended international events including the 10th New Research Biennial Conference of the International Following on from the release of Private Association for the Study of Sexuality, Lives 2 in 2012, ARCSHS was thrilled to Culture and Society in Dublin in June, the release A Closer Look at Private Lives 2 as 3rd Biennial Conference of the Association a companion report in April. The report for the Social Sciences and Humanities in focussed particularly on the mental health HIV in Stellenbosch in July, and the North and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and American Forum on Family Planning in transgender (LGBT) Australians. It looked at Chicago in November. the variations in psychological distress and Jack Wallace attended the first World resilience between LGBT and mainstream Hepatitis Summit in Glasgow in September, communities, and variations within LGBT with support from the Coalition to communities according to gender identity, Eradicate Viral Hepatitis in Asia-Pacific. The sexual identity, age and socio-economic conference was a joint effort by the World status. The report was launched by the Hon Health Organization and World Hepatitis Martin Foley, Victorian Minister for Mental Alliance to scale up the world’s response Health, Equality, Disability and Ageing, to hepatitis. Jack continues to be part of Housing and Creative Industries. important global, regional and national policy development in this area.

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In October, Catherine Barrett and her team harassment, and a new sex education Barrett, both of whom have worked for hosted the highly successful 2nd National resource called ‘Ask Grandad’ that featured ARCSHS for many years. Jenny finished up LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care conference. Ian Smith (Harold from ‘Neighbours’). two major Commonwealth Department of This attracted media attention and Health funded projects to provide classroom ARCSHS’ profile in social media and the participation across a range of sectors. resources to support high quality sexuality web continued to grow. Our followers education. Catherine also completed a large In 2015 Graham Brown and Jayne Russell on the ARCSHS Twitter and Facebook Department of Social Services project in the were awarded a conference travel award accounts almost doubled during the year. area of sexuality and ageing. Samantha Croy, from the Edward Hagenlocher estate to In July alone, our Tweets reached 62,000 Jen Dixon, Duane Duncan, Gillian Fletcher, present work in the area of HIV and AIDS. Twitter users. Many of our staff write for The Natalie Hendry, Kylie Johnston, Timothy Conversation, and my own column ‘Facts of Jones, Kent Patrick, Daniel Reeders, Lottie Life: Views on sex, health and society’ has Policy Contributions Turner and Carolyn Whyte also left us to generated 100,000 readers for some stories pursue other opportunities. Two ARCSHS staff members were invited to and additional mainstream media interest of present at the Victorian Royal Commission similar size. We welcomed a number of staff in 2015, into Family Violence. Sue Dyson presented including Melanie Gaylard, Jami Jones, Pam ARCSHS is also home to a range of programs on a day dedicated to ‘Culture change in Kennedy, Matthew Parsons and Andrea that promote research translation. These workplaces and the community’, while Waling. Wendy Heywood and Rachel Thorpe programs, many of which are part of GLHV, Philomena Horsley presented on a day also took on new roles in the Centre after have an impressive public profile. Across all devoted to ‘Diversity of experiences, completing their PhDs. Our postgraduate ARCSHS associated social media accounts community attitudes and structural program went from strength to strength with this adds up to over 2,500 followers on impediments’. four students being awarded their PhDs, Facebook and over 4,000 on Twitter, as well another awaiting results, and a number of The Director of GLHV, Liam Leonard, was as 6,000 subscribers to newsletters. The others in the writing-up stage. Former staff also invited to appear at the Senate Inquiry combined visits to websites and projects members Daniel du Plooy and Tomas Rozbroj into the matter of a popular vote, in the based at ARCSHS are over 10,000 a month. form of a plebiscite or referendum, on the have changed roles to take up the challenge matter of marriage equality in Australia. of PhD studies at ARCSHS. Staff With marriage equality legalised in Ireland I would like to thank everyone for their hard and the USA nationally this year, let’s hope We were thrilled this year to have our work contributing to all the activities of the that change in Australia is just around the own Emeritus Professor Anne Mitchell ao Centre this year, including the numerous corner. Findings by ARCSHS researchers inducted into the 2015 Victorian Honour Roll casual staff that helped on various projects. Emily Bariola and Anthony Lyons published of Women. This annual induction recognises Thank you for your dedication, passion this year support the case for policy change, the achievements of remarkable Victorian and everything you do to make ARCSHS linking same sex marriage to better health. women who have demonstrated leadership the special place it is. 2015 has been a year and excellence in their field. Anne has had of remarkable achievements, and I look Media and Social Media a significant influence in bringing positive forward to building on these successes with change to the fields of education, community you next year. Stories in the mainstream media based on development and sexual health. our research and activities attracted an audience of around 4 million in 2015. Notable We have farewelled a number of staff examples include a number of stories about throughout the year. I would particularly sexuality and ageing, street-based sexual like to recognise Jenny Walsh and Catherine

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SUMMARY OF FUNDING SOURCES

11% 37% Australian competitive grants Other public sector income – Commonwealth

2% Miscellaneous income total $5.036 m 1% Postgraduate teaching income

22% Other public sector income – State and local

3% Undergraduate teaching income 8% Industry and other income

16% La Trobe University funding

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STRATEGIC PLAN

During 2015, ARCSHS developed and adopted a new Strategic Plan 2016-2019. This plan sets the key strategic direction for the Centre to strive to become the leading centre in Australia in sexuality research.

ARCSHS’ mission as stated in the plan Through surveys of the general population, government, service providers and is as follows: the Centre has helped track patterns and community organisations to influence and The Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health practices during the life course and over change policy to reflect the latest evidence and Society is a centre for social research into time. ARCSHS also looks specifically at and achieve better outcomes. aspects of health and well-being with diverse sexuality, health and the social dimensions of Over the next three years, ARCSHS will sexuality and gender minorities, including human relationships. It works collaboratively maintain and expand the following research same-sex-attracted and gender-questioning and in partnership with communities, themes as areas of established strength: community-based organisations, government young people, older people, and focused on §§ Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and and professionals in relevant fields to the intersection of sexuality with other issues intersex health and well-being produce research that advances knowledge such as disability and mental health. §§ Blood-borne virus and sexually and promotes positive change in policy, ARCSHS is one of four national centres transmissible infections practice and people’s lives. funded to undertake strategic research as §§ Gender, sexuality and social theory The plan outlines three main aims for the part of Australia’s national response to HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible coming three years: In addition, the Centre will seek to develop infections. This includes research that §§ Aim 1: Build new knowledge the following as emerging research themes: directly informs indicators in these strategies §§ Aim 2: Build research impact relating to the quality of life of people living §§ School-based sexuality education §§ Aim 3: Build a strong research centre with HIV, hepatitis B and C, and the sexual §§ Sexual and reproductive health and rights health of young people. §§ Policy, community and health services For each of these aims, the Centre has adopted actions towards achieving these ARCSHS has unique expertise in Working internationally is a feature of aims and measures to track performance community-engaged research, particularly much of ARCSHS’ research, but particularly over time. The Strategic Plan is a key public working with marginalised and difficult- in the areas of HIV and viral hepatitis. This document that outlines ARCSHS’ mission, to-reach communities. The Centre uses a will continue to be a focus running through strategic direction, aims and expectations of partnership approach at all stages of the the research themes outlined above. The performance for the period 2016-2019. It will research process, including prioritisation Centre has provided social research and be reviewed annually with input from all staff of relevant community participation in capacity-building projects, particularly in to track progress against key performance formulating research questions, designing Asia and the Pacific, and technical advice indicators and to revise plans for the coming and conducting research, and in the through relationships with the Department year. A new plan will be prepared by 2019. dissemination and application of results. of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the World The Centre specialises in using research Health Organization, the Joint United Research themes findings to produce training and educational Nations Programme of HIV/AIDS, and the Coalition for the Eradication of Viral Since its beginnings in 1992, ARCSHS has resources for practitioners and to advise Hepatitis in Asia Pacific. become the major player in framing the policy development. ARCSHS provides agenda on, and delivering the evidence invaluable and widely used resources and to understand, sex and sexuality in training for teachers, health practitioners, contemporary Australia, particularly in and community and aged-care workers. relation to health, education and social justice. The Centre works in partnership with

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2015 HIGHLIGHTS

Journal articles Presentations

Refereed plus 27 50 advanced publications

41 Non-refereed Monographs 56 20and reports

at meetings

Journals

91 Journal reviews 17 18 Editorial roles in journal

international conferences

Books

52

9 Book sections national conferences

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Sector participation

22 International academic societies / associations

10 Commonwealth government advisory groups

15 State government advisory groups

66 Boards / steering groups of community organisations

Media profile 41 24 10,000 Newspaper, magazine Media appearances hits and downloads and electronic articles a month across associated websites 4,250 2,500 6,000 Twitter followers Facebook followers newsletter subscribers 4,000,000 audience reached through mainstream media

Staff and students Budget 30 Equivalent Full Time (EFT) Staff 22 PhD students (4 completions) $ 5,500 people received training $5.036 m in funding

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

Combating the Rapid Rise of Whose Family Values? The New Australian Contraceptive ChOice Sexually Transmissible Infections Christian Right and Sexual Politics PRoject (ACCORd): Increasing among Older Australians: in Postsecular Australia the Use of Long Acting Reversible Improving Safe-Sex Practice and Australian Research Council Discovery Early Contraception Health, Social and Economic Career Researcher Award National Health and Medical Research Outcomes Timothy Jones, Keir Wotherspoon Council Project Grant Australian Research Council Discovery This project is investigating how the Danielle Mazza (Monash University), Kirsten Project resurgence of the Christian Right in Black (University of Sydney), Jayne Lucke, Anthony Lyons, Victor Minichiello, Catherine Australia since the 1960s has influenced Angela Taft (La Trobe University), Kevin Barrett, Graham Brown, Sharron Hinchliff understandings of religion, love and sex. McGeechan (University of Sydney), Marion (University of Sheffield, UK), Jo Root (Council In doing so, it is combatting the usually Haas (University of Technology Sydney), on the Ageing), Briony Dow (National Ageing neglected place of religion in contemporary Jeffrey Peipert (Washington University, USA) Research Institute), Bianca Fileborn, Wendy Australian history and analysing the ACCORd offers GPs across Victoria Heywood, Pauline Crameri historically contingent nature of the specialised training in long-acting reversible relationship between religious and sexual contraceptives (LARCs). It will recruit This project involves a national survey and discrimination. face-to-face interviews with Australians aged 60 GPs to undertake training in ‘LARC First’ contraceptive counselling and rapid 60 years and older. It seeks to understand Does Talking about Sexuality why rates of sexually transmissible infections referral for insertion. The study will examine have risen amongst older Australians by Change the Game? whether improved knowledge and rapid exploring their experiences of sex and Victorian Health Promotion Foundation referral increases LARC uptake and reduces unintended pregnancies. relationships, safe-sex practices and Gillian Fletcher (La Trobe University) knowledge of sexual health. This research examined the experiences and Monopoly Study opinions of sports people within Victoria National Health and Medical Research Sexual Well-being and Ageing: A in relation to sexuality, participation and Council Project Grant Study of Older Australian Women inclusion. A set of principles of inclusion and Australian Research Council Discovery participation were developed in collaboration Garrett Prestage (ARCSHS and the Kirby Project with VicHealth and VicSport. Institute), Duane Duncan (ARCSHS and the University of New England), Jeffrey Grierson Marian Pitts, Victor Minichiello, Gail Hawkes Contraceptive Use, Pregnancy (Anglia Ruskin University, UK) This study addresses important issues of This was a national survey of gay men’s ageism and sexism that together affect older Intention and Decisions of Australian Women (CUPID): A relationships. Over 4,000 gay and bisexual women’s health and well-being. The findings men completed an online questionnaire will inform the link between ageing, sexuality Longitudinal Study of Patterns of about their relationships. and more general dimensions of health and Contraception Use and Access to well-being, and advance our understanding Contraceptive Information, Advice Men’s Own: Health Behaviours of of issues central to policy and services for older Australians. and Services for Young Australian Young Australian Gay Men Women Commonwealth Department of Health Muscling Up: Australian Men, Australian Research Council Linkage Project, Anthony Lyons, Warwick Hosking (ARCSHS Sexualisation and Body Image Family Planning NSW, Bayer Australia and Victoria University) Enhancement Jayne Lucke, Deborah Loxton (University This project explored the health behaviours Australian Research Council Discovery of Newcastle), Christina Lee (University of of gay men aged 18-39 years. It involved Project Queensland), Annette Dobson (University a national survey of 1,000+ participants of Queensland), Ian Fraser (University of with a 12-month follow-up. The project Gary Dowsett, Duane Duncan, Steven Sydney), Edith Weisberg (Family Planning provided a detailed examination of the lives Angelides, Andrea Waling, Andrew Westle NSW) and lifestyles of young Australian gay men, This study focuses on men’s views on male This longitudinal study examined patterns of including physical, mental and sexual health. body image and the social pressures for contraceptive use among a national sample bodily development based upon appearance. of 18-23 year old Australian women. It The study uses interviews and focus groups explored factors associated with unintended to examine how male bodies are represented pregnancy and the types of contraceptive in popular culture and the ways in which methods used by women reporting an men’s sexuality and appearances are unintended pregnancy. It also examined changing. access to contraceptive information, advice and services.

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Mental Health, Resilience and Improving Online Therapy for Resource Kit Targeting Depression Sexual Recovery among Gay Men Mood Disorders among Lesbians and Anxiety among Older Gay, with Prostate Cancer and Gay Men Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and beyondblue beyondblue Intersex Australians Gary Dowsett, Garrett Prestage (ARCSHS Anthony Lyons, Tomas Rozbroj, Marian beyondblue and the Kirby Institute), Duane Duncan, Pitts, Anne Mitchell, Marina Carman, Helen Briony Dow (National Ageing Research Daniel du Plooy, Andrea Waling Christensen (Black Dog Institute) Institute), Catherine Barrett, Phil Maude This study investigated the experiences This project developed the world’s first set (RMIT), Jean Tinney (National Ageing of Australian gay men and their partners, of guidelines for making web and app-based Research Institute), Carolyn Whyte following a diagnosis of, and treatment for, therapies for depression and anxiety more This project involved interviews with 30 older prostate cancer, in particular focusing on inclusive and relevant to lesbians and gay LGBTI Australians to document their strategies mental and sexual health. The study was men. for promoting their mental well-being. funded by beyondblue’s National Priority Driven Research Program–Men’s Stream A Closer Look at Private Lives 2: GLBTIQ People’s Participation in (funded by The Movember Foundation), from Addressing the Mental Health and Cervical Cancer Screening 2013–2015. Well-being of LGBT Australians Cancer Council Victoria (PapScreen) From Blues to Rainbows: The beyondblue and the Movember Foundation Sue Dyson, Elizabeth Smith Mental Health and Well-being of William Leonard, Anthony Lyons, Emily This project surveyed gay, lesbian, bisexual, Gender Diverse and Transgender Bariola transgender, intersex and queer people’s Young People in Australia This project is a second phase of Private participation in Pap testing in Victoria. Lives 2: The Second National Survey of the beyondblue Health and Well-being of LGBT Australians. Support for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Lynne Hillier, Anne Mitchell, Elizabeth Smith, It involved a targeted analysis of the Transgender and Intersex People Tiffany Jones (ARCSHS and the University of mental health of lesbian, gay, bisexual and Commonwealth Department of Social New England), Jennifer Dixon, Roz Ward transgender Australians, with particular Services This mixed-methods study explored the focus on psychological distress and resilience mental health and well-being of gender in relation to sexual identity, gender identity, Catherine Barrett, Pauline Crameri, J. R. diverse and transgender young people age, discrimination, harassment, substance Latham, Carolyn Whyte, Sally Lambourne (14–25 years) in Australia. Main findings use, community engagement and health (Alzheimer’s Australia NSW) included: the degree of gender and sexuality service use. This grant was provided to develop a range diversity among the participants, the high of activities to support LGBTI inclusive aged levels of engagement with activism, and the care services in Australia. The projects protective role that teachers can play. involved partnerships with key stakeholders and developing evidence bases on the experiences and needs of older LGBTI people. The projects completed as part

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2nd National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Conference of this program included: ‘We are still gay’, work was being done, but that greater This two-year national project investigates a study exploring the experiences and needs attention needed to be paid to the action models of service for women with disabilities of LGBT people living with dementia in research process. who have experienced domestic violence or partnership with Alzheimer’s Australia; ‘We sexual assault. The mixed-methods research are people first’: trans health and ageing, Women’s Health West United will result in an in-depth understanding a study in partnership with Transgender Project Evaluation of current mainstream and specialist Victoria, the Gender Centre NSW and FTM approaches, and guidelines for best practice Women’s Health West Shed; ‘An extra degree of difficulty’, a study for women with disabilities seeking support exploring the experiences and needs of Sue Dyson, Elizabeth Smith to leave family or domestic violence. older LGBTI carers and the carers of older This project evaluated the United project LGBTI people, in partnership with Carers intervention in 14 local government and Shouting Back: Exploring Street Australia; ‘As we age’, an evidence-based community health services in the west of Harassment Victim’s Justice Needs guide to intersex ageing and inclusive Melbourne during 2012-2015. and Justice Responses services, in collaboration with Organisation Intersex International Australia; ‘Operation Work, Women and the Menopause: La Trobe Research Focus Area—Transforming Human Societies LOLA’: Linking Older LGBTI and their Allies, A Pilot Study in partnership with COTA Victoria; ‘On the Bianca Fileborn same page’, a project looking at the influence La Trobe Research Focus Area—Building Healthy Communities This project explores street harassment of staff values and beliefs on LGBTI inclusive victims’ justice needs and their preferred aged care services; and the 2nd Val’s Café Gavin Jack (Monash University), Marian Pitts, justice responses. Given the dearth National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Jan Schapper (La Trobe University), Kat Riach of research on street harassment in Conference. (Monash University), Emily Bariola, Phil Sarrel Australia, this research also seeks to (Yale University, USA) explore participants’ experiences of street Val’s Café The project examined whether and how harassment and the ways in which these Victorian Department of Health and Human symptoms of the menopause affect working experiences are shaped or informed by Services women and identified strategies at both the gender, sexual orientation and ethnicity. individual and the organisational level for Pauline Crameri, Catherine Barrett, Carolyn successful transition and management of the Whyte Older Women’s Right to be Safe menopause within the workplace. Data were at Home and in Care Val’s Café seeks to promote healthy ageing collected from female employees in three pathways and improve the health and universities in Victoria, using interviews and Victorian Women’s Trust visibility of older LGBTI Australians by an online survey in 2014. Bianca Fileborn, Catherine Barrett, Sue facilitating a network of nearly 600 health Hendy (Council on the Ageing, Victoria) and aged care service providers, older LGBTI If the Shoe Fits: Exploring This project utilises case studies from aged people and community members. Val’s care service providers (home and residential Café provides evidence-based information Footwear Choice and Problems aged care) to provide exemplar strategies to inform improvements in policy, service La Trobe Building Health Communities and a road map for prevention to respond to delivery and the lives of older LGBTI people. Research Focus Area allegations of sexual assault. Hylton Menz (La Trobe University School of Delivery of National LGBTI Allied Health), Rachel Thorpe, Karl Landorf Preventing Harm, Promoting Aged Care Training in Victoria, (La Trobe University School of Allied Health), Justice: Legal Responses to 2014-2016 Marian Pitts, Gail Hawkes ‘Gay Conversion’ Therapy National LGBTI Health Alliance This collaboration explores the relationship of shoes to women’s identity over the life La Trobe Research Focus Area—Transforming Philomena Horsley span and identifies ways to prevent foot Human Societies This project involves the delivery of one-day problems before they develop in middle Timothy Jones, William Leonard, Anna Brown national LGBTI awareness training to the and older age. (Human Rights Law Centre) Victorian aged care sector – residential and This project explores the history, prevalence community based services. During 2015, the What Does It Take? Developing and nature of the ex-gay movement in training included over 520 staff from 130 Informed and Effective Tertiary Australia. Ex-gay therapy is a counselling different organisations. Responses to Violence and practice aimed at making lesbian and gay people ‘straight’ or, at the very least, ‘Fair Go, Sport!’ Phase Two Abuse for Women and Girls with Disabilities in Australia assisting them to repress their same-sex Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human attraction. Emerging evidence suggests that Rights Commission Australia’s National Research Organisation ex-gay therapy causes considerable harm Gillian Fletcher (La Trobe University), for Women’s Safety (ANROWS) to lesbian and gay people; yet, very little Lottie Turner Patsie Frawley (Deakin University), is known about its nature, prevalence and potential harms in Australia. In partnership This evaluation of Phase Two of the Victorian Sue Dyson, Sally Robinson (Southern with the Human Rights Law Centre, the Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Cross University) Commission project found that much good project will provide evidence to determine

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the need for legislative or other measures that work with, and on behalf of, SSAITGD (2014), which aimed to understand the to inform appropriate regulatory and legal young people. The network is funded by the support needs of SSASGD young people reform in Australia. Victorian government as part of the Healthy who are newly arrived, refugees or seeking Equal Youth (HEY) Project, a collaboration asylum. Stage two of the project, Something Sin and Silence: Changing of ten youth agencies working to improve for Them, relies on reviews of the legal and Theological Approaches to Clerical the health and well-being of SSAITGD young social standing of newly arrived SSASGD Child Sex Offenders Victorians. young people in their countries of origin and Australia’s obligations towards refugees Australian Research Theology Foundation Rainbow Tick Accreditation and asylum seekers under international Timothy Jones, Kate Davison Program law. The project’s key findings and recommendations will be published in a This project is investigating developments Licencing agreement with Quality innovation community report in 2016. in theological understandings of clerical Performance sex offenders during the twentieth century. Pam Kennedy, William Leonard, Sunil Patel, The project aims to expand understanding What Works and Why (W3) Philomena Horsley of the ways religious understandings of sex Project: Understanding What crimes influenced the churches responses to The Rainbow Tick Accreditation Program Works and Why in Peer-based is a national LGBTI-inclusive accreditation allegations of child sex abuse. In particular, Health Promotion Approaches it seeks to reveal how silence on child sex program. The Rainbow Tick comprises six offending was produced and perpetuated. standards against which organisations can in HIV and Hepatitis C be accredited to demonstrate that all their Commonwealth Department of Health Safe Schools Coalition Australia practices, procedures and protocols are Graham Brown, Daniel Reeders, Annie LGBTI-inclusive. The Rainbow Tick Standards Foundation for Young Australians Madden (Australian Injecting and Illicit were developed by Gay and Lesbian Health Drug Users League), Gari-Emma Perry Roz Ward, Joel Radcliffe, Melanie Gaylard, Victoria in collaboration with Quality (WA Substance Users Association), Rob Matthew Parsons Innovation Performance (QIP), a not-for- Lake (Australian Federation of AIDS This project is aimed at reducing profit accreditation organisation dedicated Organisations), Colin Batrouney (Victorian homophobia and transphobia, and increasing to delivering accreditation and support AIDS Council), Aaron Cogle (National the support for gender and sexual diversity services to a diverse range of organisations. Association of People Living with HIV in Australian schools. The team works with Organisations that gain Rainbow Tick Australia), Brent Allan (Living Positive the Foundation for Young Australians, state accreditation are listed on a national registry. Victoria), Craig Cooper (Positive Life NSW), partners and schools directly to provide Simon O’Connor (Queensland Positive training, resources and consultancy advice. Healthy Equal Youth Project: People), Janelle Fawkes (Scarlet Alliance, A Victorian Same-Sex Attracted Australian Sex Worker Association) Safe Schools Coalition Victoria and Sex and Gender Diverse Youth The W3 Project collaborates with peer-based Victorian Department of Education Suicide Prevention Initiative programs in community organisations to and Training Victorian Department of Health and trial the application of ‘systems thinking’ Roz Ward, Joel Radcliffe, Melanie Gaylard, Human Services and ‘quality improvement approaches’ to Matthew Parsons understand and demonstrate the role and William Leonard impact of peer-based programs. Partners This project is aimed at reducing The HEY Project aims to reduce self-harm include peer and community-based homophobia and transphobia, and increasing and suicide among SSASGD young people organisations working with people who use the support for gender and sexual diversity and improve their mental health and well- drugs, sex workers, people living with HIV, in Victorian schools. The team works with the being. The Project provides funding for and gay men in the response to HIV and Department of Education to provide advice ten agencies, each of which has particular hepatitis C. and policy guidance, as well as with schools expertise and experience in working with, directly to provide training, resources and and on behalf of, SSASGD young people. consultancy advice. HIV Futures HEY is jointly managed by GLHV and the Commonwealth Department of Health Youth Affairs Council of Victoria. Rainbow Network Jennifer Power, Graham Brown, Anthony Victorian Department of Health and Something for Them: Addressing Lyons, Gary Dowsett, Jayne Lucke Human Services the Needs of Same-sex-attracted HIV Futures is a series of national surveys of Jami Jones, William Leonard, Lottie Turner and Sex and Gender Diverse Young people living with HIV (PLHIV) in Australia that has been repeated periodically since Rainbow Network is a Victorian, state-wide People who are Newly Arrived, 1997. Data were collected for HIV Futures support and capacity-building network for Refugees or Asylum Seekers 8 during 2015-16. The survey focuses on anyone working with same-sex-attracted, psychological and physical well-being of intersex, transgender and gender-diverse Asia Altman Sub-fund, Australian PLHIV, treatment use, relationships, stigma (SSAITGD) young people. It provides Communities Foundation and discrimination. training, resources, a monthly e-bulletin, William Leonard, David Mejia-Canales secondary consultations and professional This project builds on the recommendations supervision to individuals and organisations of an earlier pilot project, Nothing for Them

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LifeTimes: A National Cohort Study HIV and Mobility and bisexual men have completed an online questionnaire about their drug use, and over of HIV and Ageing Commonwealth Department of Health 1,700 consented to six-monthly follow-up Commonwealth Department of Health Graham Brown, Roanna Lobo (Curtin assessment. Anthony Lyons University), Gemma Crawford (Curtin University) This is a longitudinal cohort study. It began An HIV Cure: Ethical and Social in 2010 and has followed an initial cohort This multi-sectorial ‘Community of Practice Consequences of Cure-focused of 1,000+ older gay men over five years of for Action on HIV and Mobility’ (CoPAHM) Research annual surveys. It explores issues of ageing was established to respond to HIV infection La Trobe Research Focus Area—Building and health among older gay men with a among mobile populations in Australia. The Healthy Communities focus on those living with HIV. project included the production of a national report card to assess progress on actions Gary Dowsett, Jayne Lucke, Jennifer Healthy Minds: The HIV and Mental recommended in the earlier report HIV and Power, Jack Wallace, Jeanne Ellard, Jacqui Health Study Mobility in Australia: Road Map for Action. Richmond, Sharon Lewin (Doherty Institute), Sophie Hill (La Trobe University), Joseph Commonwealth Department of Health Following Lives Undergoing Tucker (University of North Carolina School Anthony Lyons, Wendy Heywood Change (Flux Study) of Medicine, USA), Sean Slavin (Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations), Aaron This project involves an in-depth National Health and Medical Research Cogle (National Association of People Living investigation into the mental health of people Council Project Grant living with HIV. It provides, for the first time, with HIV Australia) Garrett Prestage (ARCSHS and the Kirby detailed information on multiple dimensions The aims of this project are to explore Institute), Louisa Degenhardt (National Drug of mental health and seeks a better the social, ethical and public health and Alcohol Research Centre), Fengyi Jin understanding of why rates of mental health consequences of biomedical research into (the Kirby Institute), Jeffrey Grierson (Anglia problems in this population are substantially an HIV cure. The project involves community Ruskin University, UK), Toby Lea (the Kirby higher than national averages. consultation and interviews, and media Institute) content analysis. This project also aligns with The Flux study sought to identify contextual HIV Futures 8, which includes a section on and individual factors associated with uptake attitudes toward HIV cure research. and recreational use of drugs, particularly those identified as being associated with HIV Seroconversion Study HIV risk behaviour and HIV infection, among State and Territory Health Departments gay and bisexual men, and associations with risk behaviours over time. Over 2,000 gay Garrett Prestage (ARCSHS and the Kirby Institute), Ian Down (the Kirby Institute), Jeanne Ellard, Kathy Triffit (the Kirby Institute), Graham Brown This study provides findings on sexual risk

ARCSHS booth at the Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference

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behaviour and other factors associated Improving Access to Optimal Mental Health and Hepatitis B: with HIV seroconversion in Australia. An Clinical Care for People with Building the Evidence understanding of those factors associated with HIV infection will lead to improved Chronic Hepatitis B through the La Trobe Building Healthy Communities preventive education. Data collection is now Implementation of a Nurse-led Research Focus Area complete. Over 700 individuals recently Model of Care Jack Wallace, Behzad Hajarizadeh, Jeanne diagnosed with HIV completed an online National Health and Medical Research Ellard, Jacqui Richmond, Roslyn Le, S Polis questionnaire and over 120 completed an in Council Translation of Research into Practice (St George Hospital, Sydney), R Jardin, depth interview. Fellowship (Westmead Hospital, Sydney), Helen Tyrrell (Hepatitis Australia) Jacqui Richmond PRONTO! Trial The project identifies gaps in our The implementation phase of this project Victorian Department of Health understanding of the epidemiology and commenced in June 2015. The project is burden of mental health among people with Mark Stoové (Burnet Institute), Graham operating in a community health service. chronic hepatitis B in Australia, and identifies Brown, Simon Powell (Victorian AIDS Unexpectedly, there were few patients with how hepatitis B mental health issues are Council), David Leitinger (Burnet Institute hepatitis B and the rate of testing is also low. understood and addressed by clinical service and Victorian AIDS Council), Alissa Pedrana The focus has now shifted to improving the providers. (Burnet Institute), Anna Wilkinson (Burnet service workforce’s capacity to test people at Institute) risk for hepatitis B. Curing Hepatitis C among PRONTO! is a joint venture of the Victorian AIDS Council and the Burnet Institute to trial Hepatitis B: Trajectories of Care Aboriginal and Torres Strait a peer-led, community-based, rapid HIV Commonwealth Department of Health Islander People: Investigating the testing service for gay men in Melbourne. Impact of Hepatitis C Cure at the Jack Wallace, Elizabeth Smith, Duane ARCSHS collaborates in the trial, supporting Duncan (ARCSHS and the University of Health Service, Community and the description and evaluation of the New England), Behzad Hajarizadeh, Jacqui Individual Level innovative peer-led model being developed Richmond within the project. Commonwealth Department of Health In this project, people with hepatitis B, Jack Wallace, Jacqui Richmond, Behzad Strengthening Community general practitioners and practice nurses Hajarizadeh Responses to Hepatitis B participated in semi-structured interviews The availability of direct-acting antivirals will about the process of testing, diagnosis Australian Research Council Linkage Project have a substantial impact on all people with and contact tracing for hepatitis B. This hepatitis C, including Indigenous Australians Marian Pitts, Jack Wallace, Alex Thompson information will be used to improve the living with the infection. This project (University of Melbourne), Jacqui Richmond, diagnostic event for people with hepatitis B documents the perspectives of Indigenous Helen Tyrrell (Hepatitis Australia), Enaam and support contact tracing. health service providers on the barriers and Oudih (Relationships Australia SA), Levinia enablers to the hepatitis C cure. Crooks (Australasian Society for HIV Communicating with Diversity: Medicine), Kerry Paterson (Hepatitis SA), Liver Specialists and People with The Liver Health Project Alison Coelho (Centre for Culture, Ethnicity Hepatitis B and Health), Melanie Eagle (Hepatitis Victoria), Commonwealth Department of Health Chris Enright (Cancer Council of Victoria) Commonwealth Department of Health Jeanne Ellard, Jack Wallace, Jacqui Chronic hepatitis B is a national public Jack Wallace, Elizabeth Smith, Duane Richmond, Behzad Hajarizadeh, Gary health problem, disproportionately affecting Duncan (ARCSHS and the University of Dowsett Australians born in countries of high New England), Behzad Hajarizadeh, Jacqui The number of people with hepatitis C prevalence such as China, Vietnam and the Richmond developing advanced liver disease and Sudan. This project identifies how people This project identifies how clinical specialists dying as a result of liver disease continues to with hepatitis B from these communities respond to the cultural diversity of their increase. The Liver Health Project deepens understand and respond to the infection. patients and provide often complex clinical understandings of the experiences of people information to people with hepatitis B from with hepatitis C, with interviews designed culturally diverse backgrounds. Clinical to identify the rapidly changing treatment specialists are asked to participate in a ten- environment and shifts in experiences at minute, semi-structured, telephone interview clinics and with healthcare providers. using a fictional vignette.

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Hepatitis C Cure each of them funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health. It is a significant Commonwealth Department of Health source of key information for policy and Jeanne Ellard, Jacqui Richmond, Jack Wallace programming about STIs and other BBVs This project explores how service for young people and contributes to the providers and policy makers understand indicators of the National STI strategy. The the concept of cure in relation to hepatitis fifth iteration of this survey was conducted C, and investigates the implications of in 2013, surveying over 2,000 year 10-12 new direct-acting antiviral medication on students enrolled in government, Catholic future models of care and approaches to and independent secondary schools in every hepatitis C awareness and prevention. The State and Territory of Australia. A report of project includes a systematic review of the the findings targeting teachers, health care Australian and international media and workers and policy makers was released in Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence community education materials related to early 2014. Findings from the study are now hepatitis C treatment and cure. being turned into academic journal articles examining topics such as ‘sexting’ and Ansell Sex-Ed students experiences of sexuality education Cure Study: Exploring Ansell at school. Understandings, Expectations Pam Blackman and Experiences of Hepatitis C Talking Sexual (and Reproductive) This project supports the maintenance and Treatment and Cure Health – Part 2 moderation of a website to support teachers AbbVie Pty Ltd involved in sexuality education. Commonwealth Department of Health Jacqui Richmond, Jeanne Ellard, Jack See: ansellsex-ed.com.au Anne Mitchell, Jenny Walsh Wallace, Peter Higgs (Burnet Institute), Margaret Hellard (Burnet Institute), Alex Using the results of the Secondary Students Testing and Developing a Thompson (University of Melbourne and and Sexual Health Survey (see above) Community Resilience Tool St Vincent’s Hospital) completed in 2013, this project developed in Rural Communities teaching resources to support the sexual New treatments are available to cure health component of the Australian La Trobe Research Focus Area—Building hepatitis C in 12 weeks with few side-effects. Curriculum in Health and Physical Education. Healthy Communities In order to understand the experience of Stage two focused on lesson plans and Anthony Lyons, Gillian Fletcher (La Trobe taking these treatments, 20 patients on the resources for teaching year 7 and 8 students. University), Amanda Kenny (La Trobe new treatment regimens will be interviewed University), Jane Farmer (La Trobe about their experiences in treatment and University), Julie Rudner (La Trobe their expectations of achieving a cure. Sexual Health and Young Adults (The Friends, Sex and Benefits University), Lisa Bourke (University of Melbourne), Kaye Knight (La Trobe Blood Borne Virus Program: Project) University), Kylie Carra (La Trobe University), Supporting the HIV and Hepatitis Commonwealth Department of Health Emily Bariola Workforce Graham Brown, Natalie Hendry, Kylie This project developed the first-ever Victorian Department of Health and Human Johnston, Gary Dowsett measures for assessing the collective Services This study focused on the social and cultural resilience of groups and communities. Emily Lenton, Jen Johnson, Jennifer Dixon, contexts of young adults’ friendships and Measures were developed in a national Marg Sutherland relationships, and how these influence their survey and then pilot-tested to assess practices in testing for sexually transmissible collective resilience in a rural town in The Blood Borne Virus Program works to infections. This study recruited young Western Victoria. strengthen the Victorian BBV workforce, adults who attended nightlife precincts in and to engage the broader health and Melbourne to participate in a short survey. National Viral Hepatitis Needs community workforce to increase its The findings will guide future research on capacity to respond to BBVs in the wider Assessment: China young adult’s sexual health practices. community. Coalition to Eradicate Viral Hepatitis in Asia-Pacific HookUp Study Fifth National Survey of Secondary Jack Wallace, Marian Pitts, Lai Wei (Peking Students and Sexual Health NSW Department of Health University People’s Hospital, China), Vivien Commonwealth Department of Health Garrett Prestage (ARCSHS and the Kirby Lin (La Trobe University), George Liu Institute) (La Trobe University), Jacqui Richmond, Anne Mitchell, Marian Pitts, Kent Patrick, Behzad Hajarizadeh Wendy Heywood, Pam Blackman This was a study of sex work in NSW and Queensland. Over 100 male sex workers China has the largest absolute number A national survey of the sexual attitudes, completed an online questionnaire and 12 of people in the world infected with viral knowledge and experiences of Australian completed an in-depth interview. hepatitis. This project aimed to document secondary students has been carried out the personal impact of viral hepatitis by approximately every five years since 1992,

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World Hepatitis Summit 2015 Victorian LGBTI Domestic and Family Violence Round table discussion interviewing people with chronic viral support and health. It provides findings Association for the Social Sciences hepatitis in four Chinese cities during April for a cross-cultural comparison with a and Humanities in HIV 2014 and key service providers, with findings similar survey that investigators in the team reviewed to identify key issues, concepts conducted in Australia. Gary Dowsett and themes. ASSHH was formed in 2011 to promote Asia-Pacific Coalition on Male greater inclusion of the social sciences and Asia-Pacific Viral Hepatitis Policy Sexual Health humanities in HIV and AIDS globally. Gary Survey and Assessment: Taiwan Dowsett is a founding member, an Academy Gary Dowsett Member, and a Director of its Board. Coalition to Eradicate Viral Hepatitis in Asia APCOM was formed in 2007 as a coalition ASSHH’s third biennial conference was held Pacific of community, government and donors to in Stellenbosch in South Africa in July 2015. Jack Wallace, Marian Pitts, Stephen Locarnini advocate scaling up interventions for men Gary Dowsett was a conference co-chair. (Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference who have sex with men and transgender Laboratory) persons in the region. APCOM is based International Association for the This research described, assessed and in Bangkok. Its Social Research Advisory Study of Sexuality, Culture and Group was chaired by Gary Dowsett from its analysed the public policy responses to Society hepatitis B, hepatitis C and liver cancer inception until May 2015. Ford Foundation and Hivos Foundation in Taiwan, with the aim of identifying the successful components of the Taiwanese Intersections of Disadvantage? Gary Dowsett approach, including existing best-practice Gender and Sexuality within Asia- 2015 saw a big ARCSHS contingent and public-policy strengths and challenges. Pacific Community Organisations presenting at ‘Literacies and Sexualities in Data for the report was obtained through La Trobe Research Focus Area—Transforming Cultural, Fictional, Real, and Virtual Worlds: semi-structured interviews and a review of Human Society Past, Present, Future Perfect?’, the X Biennial policy. Conference of IASSCS held in Dublin, 17-20 Gary Dowsett, Gillian Fletcher (La Trobe June. Gary Dowsett chairs the IASSCS’ Men’s Own: Health and Well-being University), Nicola Henry (La Trobe Research and Training Committee. University), Stephen Wood (University of of Young Gay Men Living in Sussex, UK), Karen Parker, Dion Kagan Mainland China This project aimed to generate new Centre for Cultural Diversity and Well-being knowledge on the intersections of gender, (Victoria University) sexuality, other structural and social forces, Warwick Hosking (ARCSHS and Victoria and disadvantage, working with partner University), Anthony Lyons, Dorothy Bruck agencies in the Philippines: GALANG, and (Victoria University), Lin Xiong (Victoria the Family Planning Organisation. University), Li Yinhe (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) This project involves a national online survey of gay men aged 18-39 years living in Mainland China. It provides first-ever data on numerous aspects of the lives of young Chinese gay men, including sex, relationships, friendships, stigma, social

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GLHV is part of ARCSHS and Research and Publications promotes discussion of sexual identity and gender identity diversity. In 2015, SSCV GLHV has been involved in: is funded by the Victorian provided professional development to 4,243 §§ A Closer Look at Private Lives 2: school staff and distributed over 15,000 government. GLHV’s mission Addressing the Mental Health and resources to students and staff. Well-being of LGBT Australians, is to promote the health funded by beyondblue and the Rainbow Network (RN) provides and well-being of LGBTI Movember Foundation information, training and support for people who work with SSASGD young §§ Something for Them: Addressing the Victorians and improve the people in Victoria. RN partnered with the Support Needs of Same-sex-attracted Victorian AIDS Council and beyondblue to quality of care they receive. and Sex and Gender Diverse (SSASGD) deliver a lesbian, bisexual and queer (LBQ) Young People who are Newly Arrived, women’s health conference, produced a The past year has seen growth in all of Refugees or Asylum Seekers, funded guide for working with trans and gender GLHV’s programs and the development by the Asia Altman Sub-fund, the diverse young people, and supported the of pilot projects in the areas of family Australian Communities Foundation growth of regionally based Q-groups. RN violence, religious and cultural diversity and §§ Australians Born with Congenital is partnering with the Zoe Belle Gender disability. GLHV has: increased its research Variations in Sex Characteristics Collective and SSCV to build the SSASGD- and publications; delivered new LGBTI (Intersex/DSD/Hormonal, Chromosomal capacity of organisations in rural and training into the university, aged care and or other Biological Variations/Conditions) regional Victoria, and with ‘headspace’ to local government sectors; partnered in the 2015, led by Tiffany Jones, and funded develop a community of practice addressing production of new youth and education by the University of New England SSASGD young people’s mental health. resources; and participated in and on an §§ Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: RN membership grew to 638 in 2015, an increasing number of advisory bodies. Legal Responses to ‘Gay Conversion’ increase of 189. Therapy, funded by La Trobe University and run in collaboration with the Human LGBTI Ageing Rights Law Centre. GLHV and Transgender Victoria (TGV) continued the Victorian roll-out of the Resources and Training national LGBTI aged care training, LGBTI Diversity in Aged Care. The training is Clearinghouse funded by the Commonwealth government GLHV’s LGBTI health information and and managed by the National LGBTI Health research clearinghouse is used by Alliance. In 2015, GLHV delivered the individuals, policy makers, academics training to 525 staff in over 130 aged and and health care providers. In 2015, it community care organisations in Victoria. averaged 1,600 unique hits per month. TGV and GLHV also co-delivered LGBTI- inclusive aged care training to nearly 100 Young People assessors from the Australian Aged Care GLHV and the Youth Affairs Council of Quality Agency. Victoria (YACVic) manage the HEY Project. The project includes a consortium of 11 In November Val’s Café returned to GLHV organisations and aims to improve the where it will continue to increase the mental health and well-being of SSASGD visibility of older LGBTI people and promote young people in Victoria. In 2015, GLHV and LGBTI-inclusive age and community care. YACVic successfully lobbied government for New and Emerging Areas a renewal of HEY funding. In 2015, GLHV delivered generic LGBTI The Victorian State government committed training to over 300 people from 19 health a further four years funding to Safe Schools and human services organisations in Coalition Victoria (SSCV) to make the Victoria. GLHV also developed training program available to all publicly funded modules in a number of new sectors secondary schools in Victoria by 2019. SSCV including: a Drug and Alcohol e-module is part of the national program managed in partnership with the University of by the Foundation for Young Australians Melbourne and Turning Point; an LGBTIQ in (FYA). SSCV has worked with FYA to design a disaster-training module in partnership new resources and provide training to with Women’s Health Goulburn North East; the partner agencies in the other States and Living LGBTI: La Trobe University Ally and Territories. SSCV has worked with the Training, delivered to over 65 people at Victorian Department of Education and La Trobe and Melbourne universities. Early Childhood Development to review its LGBTI related policies and with FYA to develop All of Us, a national resource that

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Rainbow Tick Program National Conferences and Forums Advisory Bodies and Policy GLHV has developed the Rainbow Tick GLHV was well represented at ‘Health in Submissions Program in partnership with Quality Difference 2015’, the 9th National LGBTI In 2015, GLHV was represented on: Victoria Innovation Performance (QIP), a not-for- Health and Well-being conference held in Police’s External Education Advisory Group profit, national accreditation body. The Canberra and run by the National LGBTI and LGBTI Portfolio Reference Group; the program promotes LGBTI-inclusive service Health Alliance. GLHV presented papers on: Victorian government’s LGBTI Task Force provision by training health and human LGBTI-inclusive aged and palliative care; and ‘What’s Important to YOUth’ Sector services staff and assisting organisations to barriers to the delivery of the Safe Schools Reference Group; and the Minister-led prepare for Rainbow Tick accreditation. The program; and the support needs of newly roundtable discussions on family violence. Rainbow Tick comprises six LGBTI-inclusive arrived SSASGD young people. practice standards against which services GLHV made submissions to, and was invited GLHV also presented at a number of national can be accredited by QIP. QIP has created a to appear before, the Victorian Royal and international conferences and forums, national registry of Rainbow Ticked agencies, Commission into Family Violence and the including the International Medicine in which includes organisations in Victoria, Senate Inquiry into the matter of a popular Addictions Conference, the LBQ Women’s South Australia and New South Wales. vote on marriage equality in Australia. Health Conference, the Human Rights Art and Film Festival, the National Safe Schools HOW2 Program Symposium, and the Australian Association Other Activities The HOW2 Program focuses on of Gerontology’s 48th Annual Conference. GLHV was part of a consortium, led by the organisational systems and culture change, Yarra Glen Football Netball Club, which won GLHV partnered with the Victorian State and comprises four five-hour sessions the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation’s government to host a forum on sexuality run over six months. The HOW2 Program Building Health through Sports Award for and disability at the Wheeler Centre. The provides participants with indicators against the Pride Cup. The Pride Cup recognises forum was led by LGBTIQ people living which they gauge how their organisation is and celebrates diversity in sport and with disabilities and was hosted by Rowena faring against six LGBTI-inclusive practice promotes participation of LGBTI people and Allen, Victoria’s Sexuality and Gender standards. In 2015, GLHV delivered the communities. Commissioner. GLHV presented disability HOW2 Program to 16 people from six data from Private Lives 2 in the morning In June, the Australian Human Rights different organisations. session. Commission released Resilient Individuals: Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Training QIP Assessors and Staff Intersex Rights. The report documents Stephen Clark, CEO of the AGPAL Group of ongoing human rights abuses against Companies that includes QIP, made a Change LGBTI Australians and uses GLHV/ARCSHS Day pledge to promote the Rainbow Tick and research findings and profiles SSCA and the ensure all QIP staff received LGBTI training. Rainbow Tick Program. GLHV, in partnership with QIP, delivered a two-day intensive training session to QIP assessors to develop their Rainbow Tick assessment skills. In December, GLHV ran two LGBTI-inclusive practice training sessions for nearly 60 QIP staff from around Australia.

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TEACHING PROGRAM

Higher Degree Research Program Student Projects in 2015 Karyn FULCHER The Language of Policing Gender and The ARCSHS Higher Degree by Research Emily BARIOLA postgraduate program continued to go from Sexuality among Young People Minority Strengths: Examining the strength to strength in 2015, with students Supervisors: Sue Dyson, Anthony Lyons Determinants of Positive Mental Health presenting their research at conferences, among Lesbians and Gay Men winning awards, publishing papers and Martin de GRAAF continuing to work on their projects. These Supervisors: Anthony Lyons, Jayne Lucke The Bisexual ‘Identity’ Debate and How honours are detailed elsewhere in this it Affects Melbourne Men Who have Sex Frances BIRD report. One highlight was Emily Bariola who Bisexually LGBTQI Choral Community: Identity, Action was elected as a member of the La Trobe Supervisors: Sue Dyson, Elizabeth Smith University Academic Board as postgraduate and Meaning student representative. Supervisors: Sue Dyson, Timothy Jones Jo GRZELINSKA The Blind Spot in Bangladeshi Sexuality: At the start of the year we had 20 students. Huong Thu BUI Bisexually Active Men telling Their Own Stories During the year, Huong Bui, Wendy Locating Pleasure: Narratives of Women’s Supervisors: Gary Dowsett, Duane Duncan Heywood, Joni Meenagh and Rachel Thorpe Intimate Experiences in the Quest for Sexual were awarded their PhDs. Marisa Monagle Well-being in Contemporary Vietnam Wendy HEYWOOD submitted her PhD for examination and at Supervisors: Graham Brown, Pranee the time of writing is awaiting her results. Age at Sexual Debut and Subsequent Sexual Liamputtong We welcomed four new students, Daniel Activity and Functioning among Australian Men and Women: A Population-based du Plooy, Tomas Rozbroj, Julia Taylor and Emerich DAROYA Panel Study Jack Wallace, with a further three to join us HIV Fetishism: Exploring the Practices Supervisors: Marian Pitts, Kent Patrick in early 2016. At the end of the year, we had of Barebacking seven students at various stages of writing Joe LATHAM their thesis. Supervisors: Steven Angelides, Duane Duncan and Gary Dowsett FTM Bodies and Pleasure, Trans-Sexuality Postgraduate supervisors contribute their and Power time and expertise to work with students Alissar EL’MURR Supervisors: Steven Angelides, Catherine on their studies. Supervisors work in teams, Kicking Off Cultural Change: Primary Barrett with one principal supervisor and one Prevention of Violence against Women co-supervisor for each student, as well as in the AFL a panels of two or three other supervisors Supervisors: Graham Brown, Gillian Fletcher who meet twice a year to monitor students’ progress. Our thanks to all those who contributed their time as supervisors in 2015.

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ARCSHS Students

Joni MEENAGH Julia TAYLOR Undergraduate Teaching Program: Practising Ethics of the Self: Young People’s Sexuality and Health – An Exploration Contemporary Issues in Sexuality Negotiation of Love/Sex Relationships and of Bisexual Health in Australia Studies New Media Environments Supervisors: Jen Power, Elizabeth Smith Gary Dowsett, Rachel Thorpe, Lilian Austin Supervisors: Lynne Hillier, Sue Dyson Rachel THORPE In 2015, ARCSHS delivered its path-breaking, Marisa MONAGLE Sexual Well-being and Ageing: A Study online, undergraduate, elective unit called Face(book)ing Homophobia on the Net: of Older Women ‘Contemporary Issues in Sexuality Studies’ Same-Sex Attracted Young People and Supervisors: Marian Pitts, Catherine Barrett, for the fifth time in semester 2. The unit is Online Community Gayle Hawkes notable for its subject matter, its mode of Supervisors: Lynne Hillier, Sue Dyson teaching—which includes the use of both Jack WALLACE synchronous and asynchronous sessions William MUDE Building an Effective Global Policy Response designed specifically to promote active Community Understanding and Responses to Hepatitis B learning—and its cross-college and cross- campus availability. ‘Contemporary Issues in to Chronic Hepatitis B: A Case of the South Supervisors: Marian Pitts, Sue Dyson, Sex and Sexuality’ cuts across disciplinary Sudanese in Australia Deb Gleeson boundaries to offer a valuable and interesting Supervisors: Sue Dyson, Jacqui Richmond, Andrew WESTLE learning experience for students from all Jack Wallace To Be Dancing ‘Like a Man’ backgrounds. The unit uses advanced web Amie O’SHEA teaching and learning technologies. It draws Supervisors: Gary Dowsett, Duane Duncan Sexuality and Young Women with an on a wide range of sources including media, Intellectual Disability Damian WILSON web-based material and theory from the social sciences to help students examine Supervisors: Sue Dyson, Lynne Hillier, Pink Belts: Exploring the Experiences of and re-assess the range of meanings, values, Patsie Frawley Same-Sex Attracted Men Who Practise assumptions and expectations embedded in Martial Arts Daniel du PLOOY social understandings of sex and sexuality. In Supervisors: Gary Dowsett, Bianca Fileborn 2015, the unit was completed by a total of 60 Psychological Well-being and Coping among students from various La Trobe campuses. Minority Migrant Populations in Australia Supervisors: Anthony Lyons, Emiko Kashima

Tomas ROZBROJ Reason, Narrative and Engagement in the Information Society Supervisors: Anthony Lyons, Jayne Lucke

Jayne RUSSELL Social Support and the Experience of Living with HIV for Women in Australia Supervisor: Marian Pitts

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AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Graham Brown and Jayne Russell each Lizzie Smith received the Sexual Health Joe Latham was joint winner of the Symonds received a travel award from a bequest Society of Victoria scholarship ($500). Lizzie Prize in the International journal Studies in provided by the late Edward Hagenlocher, used the scholarship to present a paper at Gender and Sexuality, for his submission whose wishes were that the money be used the International Association for the Study ‘Making and Treating Trans Problems: The support work in HIV and AIDS. Thanks again of Sexuality, Culture and Society (IASSCS) Ontological Politics of Clinical Practices’. to the estate of Edward Hagenlocher for this Conference in Dublin, June 2015, and the Rachel Thorpe and Andrew Westle received generous bequest. Queer Kinship and Relationships Conference funding from the Anthony Smith Award in Poland. Graham Brown was a recipient of a WA committee. Rachel was awarded $2,000 AIDS Council 30th Anniversary Significant Andrew Westle was awarded the prize to attend the 3rd International Sociological Contribution to HIV Award. for the best paper at the X International Association Forum of Sociology in Vienna, Association for the Study of Sexuality, July 2016, and Andrew was awarded $500 Culture and Society Conference in Dublin toward the cost of travel to the Dublin for his paper ‘When Men Dance: Contesting IASSCS conference. Normative Sexualities through Movement’. Emily Bariola, Daniel du Plooy and Tom Bianca Fileborn received a $2,000 travel Rozbroj received $500 from the La Trobe grant from The Ian Potter Foundation Graduate Research School Intellectual to attend and present at the Everyday Climate Fund for their application to set up Encounters with Violence: Critical Feminist a Gender and Sexuality Interest Group. The Perspectives conference, Leeds, and to group is organising regular seminars with attend the Sexual Violence Conference in invited speakers who work in the field London, September 2015.

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SEMINARS

During each academic year, ARCSHS presents a series of seminars open to interested colleagues and communities, covering various issues in sexuality and health.

During 2015, we were pleased to have the Professor Richard Wassersug following distinguished speakers present: Adjunct Professor, Department of Urologic Professor Carla Treloar Sciences, University of British Columbia Deputy Director of the Centre for Social On Hormones and Hardware: ‘Post-gendered’ Research in Health and Head of the hepatitis Approaches to Recovering Sexuality after research team, UNSW, Australia Prostate Cancer Treatments Understanding and Preventing Hepatitis C 27 August 2015 transmission within Sexual Partnerships Dr Tiffany Jones 30 March 2015 Senior Lecturer, University of New England Professor Julie Byles People with Intersex Variations Director of the Research Centre for Gender, 7 September 2015 Health and Ageing at the University of Professor Sharon Lewin Newcastle, Head of the International Longevity Centre, Australia, and Secretary of Director of the Peter Doherty Institute for the International Association of Gerontology Infection and Immunity, a joint venture Asia, Oceania Region between the University of Melbourne and Royal Melbourne Hospital; Professor of 19 to 90s: A Long View of Life from the Medicine, The University of Melbourne; Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s consultant infectious diseases physician, Health Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia; and an 28 July 2015 NHMRC Practitioner Fellow Dr Sonja J Ellis The Search for an HIV cure: Why We Need Principal Lecturer in Psychology at Sheffield Everyone Involved Hallam University, UK 11 November 2015 Situational Avoidance, Suicide Risk and Dr Deborah Gleeson Experiences of Mental Health Services in the Lecturer, School of Psychology and Public UK Trans Population Health, La Trobe University 20 August 2015 The Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement and Access to Medicines 8 December 2015

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FUNDING

2015 (AUD)

Funds Received from the sources listed here totalled 5,036,212

Commonwealth Department of Education and Training 361,322

Research Infrastructure Block Grant 180,325

Research Training Scheme 103,995

Joint Research Engagement 77,002

Commonwealth Department of Health 1,272,894

From Understanding to Action: A social research program to provide an evidence base for the implementation of the National Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections Strategies 1,134,394

Talking Sexual (and Reproductive) Health – Part 2 138,500

Department of Health and Human Services, Victoria 874,180

Rainbow Network 188,915

Safe Schools Coalition Victoria 57,686

Gay & Lesbian Health Victoria 293,321

Gay & Lesbian Health Victoria\Healthy Equal Youth Project 90,458

Blood Borne Program: Supporting the HIV and hepatitis workforce 145,789

HIV Seroconversion Study 27,744

Val's Café 70,267

Department Education and Training, Victoria 215,000

Safe Schools Coalition Victoria 215,000

La Trobe University 914,024

Operating Grant (Commonwealth Department of Education and Training) 688,508

Teaching Revenue – Postgraduate 76,427

Teaching Revenue – Undergraduate 149,089

La Trobe University – Research Focus Area, Building Healthy Communities 88,980

An HIV Cure: Ethical and social consequences of cure-focused research 29,730

Mental health and hepatitis B: Building the evidence 29,882

Investigating the service provision of effective contraception in rural Victoria 29,368

La Trobe University – Research Focus Area, Transforming Human Societies 19,006

Shouting back: Exploring street harassment victims’ justice needs and justice responses 19,006

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2015 (AUD)

Australian Research Council (ARC) 448,512

ARC Linkage Grant: Strengthening community responses to Hepatitis B (LP130100624) 150,348

ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Grant: Whose family values: The Christian right and sexual politics in post-secular Australia (DE120101854) 79,925

ARC Discovery Grant: Sexual well-being and ageing: A study of older Australian women (DP1101101199) 4,282

ARC Discovery Grant: Muscling up: Australian men, sexualisation and body image enhancement (DP150103666) 83,218

ARC Discovery Grant: Combating the rapid rise of sexually transmitted infections among older Australians: Improving safe-sex (DP150100739) 130,739

National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) 88,692

Improving access to optimal clinical care for people with chronic hepatitis B through the implementation of a nurse-led model of care 88,692

AbbVie Pty Ltd 50,400

Cure study: Exploring understandings, expectations and experiences of hepatitis C treatment and cure 50,400

Ansell Ltd 38,018

Ansell clearing house 38,018

Beyond Blue Ltd 166,381

Improving online therapy for mood disorders among lesbians and gay men 21,826

Mental health, resilience and sexual recovery among gay men with prostate cancer 60,875

The mental health needs of young people with diverse gender identities 40,180

A resource kit targeting depression and anxiety among older GLBTI Australians 15,000

Analysis of Private Lives 2 28,500

Cancer Council Victoria 22,727

GLBTIQ people's participation in cervical cancer screening 22,727

Foundation for Young Australians 258,666

Safe Schools Coalition Australia 258,666

Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health Ltd 20,874

PRONTO! Trial 20,874

National LGBTI Health Alliance 56,000

LGBTI aged care training 56,000

Victorian Health Promotion Foundation 10,000

Does talking about sexuality change the game? 10,000

Women's Health West 30,000

Women's Health West United Project evaluation 30,000

Miscellaneous 100,536

Course fees, royalties and other income 100,536

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PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION

Membership of Boards, Advisory LA TROBE UNIVERSITY beyondblue LGBTI National Campaign Reference Group, Member, Lynne Hillier Bodies, Committees Academic Promotions Committee, Jayne Lucke Centre for Social Research in Health Scientific INTERNATIONAL Advisory Committee, Member, Jayne Lucke Advisory Committee, Centre for Alcohol Founding and Academy member, Director Policy Research, Jayne Lucke Centre for Social Research in Health Stigma and Board member, Association for the Indicators Monitoring Project Advisory Social Sciences and Humanities in HIV, Gary Anthony Smith Travel Award Committee, Committee, Anthony Lyons Dowsett Anthony Lyons Contemporary Look at Hepatitis B organising Association for the Social Sciences and Building Healthy Communities Research committee, Chair, Jacqui Richmond Humanities in HIV, 3rd Biennial Conference Focus Area Leadership Team, Jayne Lucke Department of Health and Ageing, Working 2015, Coordinating Committee International College of Science, Health and Engineering Co-Chair, Gary Dowsett Party to develop the National LGBTI Ageing Research Committee, Anthony Lyons and Aged Care strategy, Co-Chair, Catherine Association of Reproductive Health La Trobe University Academic Board, Barrett Professionals, Member, Jayne Lucke Postgraduate Student Representative, Emily Department of Social Services Ageing Expert Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Bariola Advisory Group, LGBTI representative, Association, Member, Anthony Lyons Olga-Tennison Autism Research Centre Catherine Barrett Coalition to Eradicate Viral Hepatitis in ASDetect Clinical Reference Group, Anthony Department of Social Services Quality Asia and the Pacific Executive Committee, Lyons Indicators Advisory Group, Member, Member, Jack Wallace College of Human Ethics Sub-Committee, Catherine Barrett Interim Committee, International Association Roslyn Le Federal Ageing Consultative Committee, for the Study of Sexuality Culture and College of Science, Health and Engineering for the Federal Minister for Ageing, Society, Member, Gary Dowsett Professional Post-doctorate Coursework Mental Health and Social Inclusion, GLBTI International Association for the Study of Committee, Gary Dowsett representative, Catherine Barrett Sexuality, Culture and Society, Founding LGBTI Parliamentary Friendship Network, Member, and Chair, Research and Training NATIONAL Federal Parliament, cross party LGBTI policy Committee, Gary Dowsett group, Member, William Leonard Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, International Academy of Sex Research, Fellow, Gary Dowsett LGBTI Refugee Community Group, Members, Gary Dowsett, Jayne Lucke Kaleidoscope Australia, Member, William A Survivorship Action Partnership Network, Leonard International AIDS Society, Members, Gary a program of Prostate Cancer Canada, Dowsett, Jayne Lucke, Anthony Lyons Member, Richard Wassersug Ministerial Advisory Committee on Blood Borne Viruses, HIV and STIs, Members, International Positive Psychology AbbVie Advisory Board Meeting, Jacqui Graham Brown, Jacqui Richmond Association, Anthony Lyons Richmond National Gay Men’s Syphilis Action Plan International Scientific Committee (Policy Alzheimer’s Association Diversity Working Technical Working Group, Member, Garrett and Social Science track), World STI & HIV Group, GLBTI representative, Catherine Prestage Congress 2015, Jayne Lucke Barrett National Hepatitis B Reference Committee, International Society for Research on Internet Australasian HIV and AIDS Conference Member, Jacqui Richmond Interventions, Member, Anthony Lyons Organising Committee, Member, Anthony Lyons Asia-Pacific Coalition on Male Sexual Health, National LGBTI Health Alliance’s Ageing and Aged Care Working Group, Member, Social Research Working Group Chair, Gary Australasian Sexual Health Conference Catherine Barrett Dowsett Scientific Program Committee, Member, Jayne Lucke Society for Personality and Social National Sexual and Reproductive Health Research Steering Committee, Member, Psychology, Member, Anthony Lyons Australian Association of Gerontology LGBTI Jayne Lucke Special Interest Group, Member, Catherine Society for the Psychological Study of Barrett Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender National Strategies STI, HIV, BBV project working groups, Member, Garrett Prestage Issues (American Psychological Association), Australian Society for Psychosocial Anthony Lyons Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Member, Jayne NHMRC Certificators Assessor Panel Lucke Society for the Psychological Study of Social (HoMER), Panel member, Philomena Horsley Issues, Member, Anthony Lyons Association of Bioethics and Health Law, Australian Society for Psychosocial Member, Jayne Lucke The European Society of Contraception and Obstetrics and Gynaecology Conference Reproductive Health, Member, Jayne Lucke Organising Committee, Member, Jayne Lucke

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Our Watch Foundation to Prevent Violence GLBTI Ministerial Advisory Committee, Victoria Police External Education Advisory Against Women and Children: Respectful Member, William Leonard Group, Members, William Leonard, Sunil Relationships Education in Schools Advisory Patel GLBTI Ministerial Advisory Committee: Committee, Member, Sue Dyson Inclusive Practice, Ageing and Aged Care, Victoria Police GLBTI Advisory Committee, Our Watch Foundation to Prevent Violence Integrated Responses to Young People Member, William Leonard, Sunil Patel Against Women and Children: Sports Working Group, Member, Catherine Barrett Victorian Aboriginal Sexual Health Advisory Engagement Program, Advisory Committee HEY Project Steering Committee, Member, Committee, Member, Jen Johnson and Reference Group Member, Sue Dyson Lottie Turner Victorian AIDS Council/Gay Men’s Health Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Gay HIV+ Health Promotion Interagency, Member, Centre Sexually Adventurous Men Reference and Bisexual Men’s Initiative, Member, Gary Garrett Prestage Group, Member, Garrett Prestage Dowsett Kirby Institute HIV Treatment Cascades Victorian Community Based Rapid HIV Public Health Association of Australia, Working Group, Member, Graham Brown Testing (PRONTO!) Governance Committee, Members, Jayne Lucke, Gary Dowsett Member, Graham Brown Living Positive Victoria HIV/HCV Coinfection Safe Schools Coalition Australia National Reference Group, Member, Jen Johnson Victorian Department of Health Working Advisory Committee, Member, Roz Ward Group to Develop Victorian HIV Action Plan, NSW HIV Point of Care Testing Working Steering Committee, Australian Longitudinal Member, Graham Brown Group, Member, Garrett Prestage Study on Women’s Health, Member, Jayne Victorian Government Sexual Harassment Lucke NSW Ministerial Advisory Committee on and Assault in Live Music Venues Taskforce, Hepatitis, Member, Garrett Prestage Steering Committee, Collaborative Research Advisor, Bianca Fileborn Network for Mental Health and Well-being NSW Point of Care Working Group, Member, Victorian Government Suicide Prevention in Rural Communities, University of New Garrett Prestage Reference Group, Member, William Leonard England, Member, Gary Dowsett Positive Ageing Project, Alfred Infectious Victorian Hepatitis B Alliance, Members, Diseases Unit, Member, Catherine Barrett STATE Jacqui Richmond, Jen Johnson Positive Leadership Development Institute Victorian LGBTI Taskforce, William Leonard AIDS Council of NSW Sexual Health Advisory Management Group, Member, Graham Brown Committee, Member, Garrett Prestage Victorian Youth Sector Reference Group, Positive Life (NSW) Board Advisory Group, William Leonard AIDS Council of NSW Board, Member, Member, Garrett Prestage Garrett Prestage Zoe Belle Gender Collective Working Group, Pride Cup Steering Committee and Ordinary Board Member, Andrea Waling AIDS Council of NSW Ethics Review Education Committee, Member, William Committee, Chair, Garrett Prestage Leonard INVOLVEMENT IN JOURNALS AIDS Council of NSW HIV and Sexually QEAST Working Group, Members, Lottie Transmissible Infections Working Group, Turner, Joel Radcliffe Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Reviewer, Member, Garrett Prestage J.R. Latham QNORTH Working Group, Chair, Lottie Turner AIDS Council of NSW Research and Policy AFFILIA: Journal of Women and Social Work, Advisory Committee, Member, Garrett QNORTH Working Group, Co-chair, Joel Reviewer, Bianca Fileborn Prestage Radcliffe AIDS and Behavior, Member of Editorial Breast Screen Victoria LBT Advisory Group, QSOUTHEAST Working Group, Co-chair, Joel Board, Garrett Prestage Member, Catherine Barrett Radcliffe Antiviral Therapy, Reviewer, Behzad Count Me In Pilot (cohealth) Working Group, Scope Victoria Human Research Ethics Hajarizadeh, Jack Wallace, Jacqui Richmond, Member, Joel Radcliffe Committee, Member, Philomena Horsley Roslyn Le Department of Health and Human Services, Sexual Health Society of Victoria, Member, Archives of Sexual Behavior, Reviewer, HACC Diversity Working Group, LGBTI HACC Jayne Lucke Anthony Lyons, Wendy Heywood Sectoral Development, Member, Pauline SSAGD (Inner South youth-focused) Crameri Asia Pacific Journal of Public Health, Network, Member, Lottie Turner Reviewer, Graham Brown Department of Justice Human Research Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Ethics Committee, Member, Philomena Asian Journal of Social Psychology, Reviewer, Health Organisations (VACCHO) Sexual and Horsley Anthony Lyons reproductive health Steering committee, Family Planning Victoria STI Prevention for Member, Jenny Walsh Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health, Young People Working Group, Member, Reviewer, Anthony Lyons, Wendy Heywood VACCHO Yarn Soon, Yarn Often Project Graham Brown Advisory Group, Member, Jenny Walsh

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Australasian Journal on Ageing, Reviewer, Health Expectations, Reviewer, Jack Wallace PLOS ONE, Reviewer, Graham Brown, Catherine Barrett, Pauline Crameri, J.R. Behzad Hajarizadeh, Jayne Lucke Health Promotion Journal of Australia, Latham Reviewer, Graham Brown Psychology and Sexuality, Reviewer, Duane Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Duncan, Anthony Lyons, Marian Pitts Hepatitis Monthly, Associate Editor, Behzad Health, Reviewer, Catherine Barrett, Behzad Hajarizadeh Psychology and Sexuality, Member of Hajarizadeh, Jayne Lucke, Jack Wallace Editorial Board, Marian Pitts Hepatitis Monthly, Reviewer, Jack Wallace Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychology, Health and Medicine, Reviewer, Public Health, Member of Editorial Board, Hepatology, Reviewer, Behzad Hajarizadeh Anthony Lyons Gary Dowsett Hepatology, Medicine and Policy, Other, Qualitative Health Research, Reviewer, Australian Family Physician, Reviewer, Jayne Behzad Hajarizadeh Graham Brown Lucke Hepatology, Medicine and Policy, Associate Qualitative Research, Reviewer, Bianca Australian Feminist Law Journal, Reviewer, Editor, Jack Wallace Fileborn Steven Angelides H-Histsex, Book Reviews Editor, Timothy W Rural Society, Guest Editor, Anthony Lyons BMC Infectious Disease, Reviewer, Jack Jones Wallace, Behzad Hajarizadeh Rural Society, Reviewer, Bianca Fileborn History Compass, Reviewer, Steven BMC Public Health, Reviewer, Bianca Fileborn Angelides Secularism and Nonreligion, Reviewer, Timothy W Jones BMC Women’s Health, Editorial Board History of Psychology, Reviewer, Steven Member for the ‘Gynecology, gyneclogical Angelides Sex Education: Sexuality, Society and disease and reproductive health’ section, Learning, Member of Editorial Board, Gary International Journal for Crime Justice and Jayne Lucke Dowsett Social Democracy, Reviewer, Bianca Fileborn BMC Women’s Health, Reviewer, Wendy Sex Education: Sexuality, Society and International Journal of Drug Policy, Heywood Learning, Reviewer, Catherine Barrett, Sue Reviewer, Behzad Hajarizadeh Dyson, Jayne Lucke Book series, Sexuality, Culture and Health, International Journal of General Medicine, Co-editor, Gary Dowsett Sextures: e-journal for sexualities, cultures, Reviewer, Jack Wallace and politics, Member of Advisory Board, Culture, Health and Sexuality, Editorial Gary Dowsett Advisory Board, Gary Dowsett International Journal of Transgenderism, Reviewer, William Leonard Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare, Reviewer, Culture, Health and Sexuality, Senior Reviews Bianca Fileborn Editor, Gillian Fletcher Journal of British Studies, Reviewer, Timothy W Jones Sexual Health, Joint Editor, Gary Dowsett Culture, Health and Sexuality, Reviewer, Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet, Jayne Lucke Sexual Health, Member of Editorial Board, Reviewer, Jack Wallace Marian Pitts, Garrett Prestage Current Sociology, Reviewer, Steven Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Angelides Sexual Health, Reviewer, Graham Brown, Health Care, Reviewer, Jayne Lucke Wendy Heywood, William Leonard, Anthony Drug and Alcohol Review, Reviewer, Jack Lyons, Kent Patrick Wallace, Wendy Heywood Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Reviewer, Behzad Hajarizadeh Sexualities, Member of Editorial Board, Gary European Journal of Integrative Medicine, Dowsett Reviewer, Rachel Thorpe Journal of Hepatology, Reviewer, Behzad Hajarizadeh Sexualities, Reviewer, Steven Angelides Eurosurveillance, Reviewer, Behzad Journal of Homosexuality, Reviewer, Steven Hajarizadeh Sexualities, Evolution and Gender, Member of Angelides Editorial Board, Marian Pitts Feminist Review, Reviewer, Bianca Fileborn Journal of Medical Ethics, Reviewer, Jayne Sexuality Research and Social Policy, Gender and History, Reviewer, Timothy W Lucke Member of International Editorial Board, Jones Journal of Sexual Medicine, Reviewer, Gary Dowsett Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, Anthony Lyons Sexuality Research and Social Policy, Reviewer, Jack Wallace Liver International, Reviewer, Behzad Reviewer, Emily Bariola, Catherine Barrett, Health and Social Care in the Community, Hajarizadeh Timothy W Jones Reviewer, Jack Wallace Media International Australia, Reviewer, Sexually Transmitted Infections, Reviewer, Health Education and Behaviour, Reviewer, Duane Duncan Anthony Lyons Graham Brown Men and Masculinities, Reviewer, Steven South African Journal of Higher Education, Angelides Reviewer, Sue Dyson

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Twentieth Century British History, Reviewer, Timothy W Jones Women’s Health Issues, Reviewer, Jack Wallace Writing From Below, Reviewer, J.R. Latham

OTHER ROLES AND ACTIVITIES Abstract reviewer for Australasian HIV and AIDS Conference, Anthony Lyons Abstract reviewer for 2nd Association for the Social Sciences and Humanities in HIV Conference, Anthony Lyons Consultancy, ‘Our Watch’ Respectful Relationships Education in Schools, Training for school and community implementation staff and manual development, Sue Dyson Convenor, BBV Workforce Network Meeting – New Frontiers in BBV Prevention and Testing, Jen Johnson Co-organiser, 7th Annual Hepatitis B Spotlight, Emily Lenton Evaluation consultant, ‘We Can Do It’ Respectful Relationships in Schools Evaluation, Sue Dyson Examiner, Masters of Public Health dissertation, Curtin University, Graham Brown Examiner, Masters thesis, La Trobe University, Sue Dyson Examiner, PhD thesis, Deakin University, Sue Dyson Facilitator, Serodiscordant Studies: Findings from YouMe&HIV and Opposites Attract Seminar, Kirby Institute, Graham Brown Facilitator, Forum on HIV/Hepatitis C Co-infection, Emily Lenton Facilitator, Forum on New Approaches to Peer Based Models in the BBV sector, Emily Lenton Invited expert reviewer, Raising Children Web Site Content, Talking to Children Aged 9 – 11 years About Sex, Sue Dyson Promotion referee, University of New England, Sue Dyson

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PUBLICATIONS AND OUTPUTS

BOOK SECTIONS ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS Dowsett, G. W. (2015). ‘And next, just for your enjoyment!’: Sex, technology Fileborn, B. (2015). Queering safety: LGBTIQ Alfaleh, F. Z., Nugrahini, N., Maticic, and the constitution of desire. Culture, young adults’ production of safety and M., Tolmane, I., Alzaabi, M., & Behzad Health and Sexuality, 17(4), 527-539. DOI: identity on a night out. In A. Dwyer, M. Ball & Hajarizadeh et al. (130 co-authors) (2015). 10.1080/13691058.2014.961170. T. Crofts (Eds.), Queering Criminology. (pp. Strategies to manage hepatitis C virus 183-203). Hampshire:Palgrave Macmillan. infection disease burden - volume 3. Journal Dowsett, G. W. (2015). The price of of Viral Hepatitis, 22(S4), 42-65. DOI: 10.1111/ pulchritude, the cost of concupiscence: Forlini, C., Racine, E., Partridge, B., & Lucke, jvh.12474. How to have sex in late modernity. J. C. (2015). Cognitive enhancement and Culture, Health and Sexuality, 17, 5-19. DOI: the media. In J. Clausen & N. Levy (Eds.), Barrett, C., Crameri, P., Lambourne, 10.1080/13691058.2014.959563. Handbook of neuroethics. (pp. 1473-1486). S., Latham, J. R., & Whyte, C. (2015). Dordrecht: Springer. Understanding the experiences and needs of Duncan, D., Prestage, G., & Grierson, J. lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans Australians (2015). ‘I’d much rather have sexual intimacy Hurley, M. (2015). We’re not all Straight in the living with dementia, and their partners. as opposed to sex’: Young Australian gay Garden State. In S. Blackman (Ed.), Breaking Australasian Journal on Ageing - LGBTI men, sex, relationships and monogamy. out: Memories of Melbourne in the 1970s. Special Issue, 34(2), 34-38. DOI: 10.1111/ Sexualities, 18(7), 798-816. Sydney: Hale and Iremonger. ajag.12271 Duncan, D., Prestage, G., & Grierson, J. Jensen, C., Partridge, B., Forlini, C., Hall, W., Bariola, E., Lyons, A., Leonard, W., Pitts, (2015). Trust, commitment, love and sex: & Lucke, J. C. (2015). Cognitive enhancement M. K., Badcock, P., & Couch, M. (2015). HIV, monogamy and gay men. Journal of Sex down under: An Australian perspective. In Demographic and psychosocial factors and Marital Therapy, 41(4), 345-360. DOI: F. Jotterand & V. Dubljevc (Eds.), Cognitive associated with psychological distress and 10.1080/0092623X.2014.915902. enhancement: Ethical and policy implications resilience among transgender individuals. in international perspectives. Oxford: Oxford Fileborn, B., Thorpe, R., Hawkes, G., American Journal of Public Health, 105(10), University Press. Minichiello, V., & Pitts, M. K. (2015). Sex and 2108-2116. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2015.302763. the (older) single girl: Experiences of sex and Latham, J. R., & Barrett, C. (2015). Robert, Bariola, E., Lyons, A., & Leonard, W. (2015). dating in later life. Journal of Aging Studies, a 55 year old intersex man. In D. Hardy The mental health benefits of relationship 33, 67-75. DOI: 10.1016/j.jaging.2015.02.002. (Ed.), BOLD: Stories from older lesbian, gay, formalisation among lesbians and gay men in bisexual, transgender & intersex people. (pp. Fileborn, B., Thorpe, R., Hawkes, G., same-sex relationships. Australian and New 164-170). Panton Hill: Rag and Bone Man Minichiello, V., Pitts, M. K., & Dune, T. (2015). Zealand Journal of Public Health, 39(6), 530- Press. Sex, desire and pleasure: Considering the 535. DOI: 10.1111/1753-6405.12432. experiences of older Australian women. Lucke, J. C., Partridge, B., Racine, Barrett, C., Whyte, C., Comfort, J., Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 30(1), 117- E., & Forlini, C. (2015). Using Lyons, A., & Crameri, P. (2015). Social 130. DOI: 10.1080/14681994.2014.936722. neuropharmaceuticals for cognitive connection, relationships and older enhancement: Policy and regulatory issues. Fileborn, B. (2015). Unwanted sexual lesbian and gay people. Sexual and In J. Clausen & N. Levy (Eds.), Handbook attention in licensed venues: Considering Relationship Therapy, 30(1), 131-142. DOI: of neuroethics. (pp. 1085-1100). Dordrecht: LGBTIQ young adults’ experiences and 10.1080/14681994.2014.963983. Springer. perceptions. Onati Socio-Legal Series, 5(6), Brown, G., Reeders, D., Dowsett, G. W., 1490-1508. McNally, S., Grierson, J., & Hidayana, I. M. Ellard, J., Carman, M., Hendry, N., & Wallace, (2015). Belonging, community and identity: Fletcher, G. (2015). The knowledge gap: J. (2015). Investigating combination HIV Gay men in Indonesia. In L. R. Bennett & Examining the rhetoric and implementation prevention: Isolated interventions or S. G. Davies (Eds.), Sex and sexualities in of peer education for HIV prevention complex system. Journal of the International contemporary Indonesia: Sexual politics, in Myanmar. Sex Education: Sexuality, AIDS Society, 18, 20499. DOI: 10.7448/ health, diversity and representations. (pp. Society and Learning, 15(4), 378-391. DOI: IAS.18.1.20499. 203-219). Oxon, United Kingdom: Routledge. 10.1080/14681811.2015.1028529. Crameri, P., Barrett, C., Latham, J. R., & Scott, J., Minichiello, V., & Meenagh, J. Hajarizadeh, B., Grady, B., Page, K., Kim, Whyte, C. (2015). It’s more than sex and (2015). Male escorts in Australia. In P. A. Y., McGovern, B. H., Cox, A. L., Rice, T. clothes: Culturally safe series for older Aggleton & R. Parker (Eds.), Men who sell M., Sacks-Davis, R., Bruneau, J., Morris, M., lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and sex: Global perspectives. (pp. 250-270): Amin, J., Schinkel, J., Applegate, T., Maher, intersex people. Australasian Journal on Oxon: Routledge. L., Hellard, M., Lloyd, A. R., Prins, M., Geskus, Ageing - LGBTI Special Issue, 34(2), 21-25. R. B., Dore, G. J., & Grebely, J. (2015). Editorial. Scott, J., Macphail, C., & Minichiello, V. Factors associated with hepatitis C virus RNA (2015). Telecommunications impacts on the Down, I., Ellard, J., Triffitt, K., Brown, G., levels in early chronic infection: The InC3 structure and organisations of the male sex & Prestage, G. (2015). Factors associated Study. Journal of Viral Hepatitis, 22(9), 708- industry. In P. Maginn & C. Steinmetz (Eds.), with recent previous HIV testing among a 717. DOI: 10.1111/jvh.12384. (Sub)Urban sexscapes: Geographies and sample of recently HIV-diagnosed gay men regulation of the sex industry. (pp. 81-100). in Australia: A cross-sectional study. Sexually London: Routledge. Transmitted Infections, 91(3), 189-193. DOI: 10.1136/sextrans-2014-051752.

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Hajarizadeh, B., Wallace, J., Richmond, J., Liakina, V., Hamid, S., Tanaka, J., Olafsson, Meenagh, J. (2015). Flirting, dating, and Ngo, N., & Enright, C. (2015). Hepatitis B S., Sharara, A. I., & Hajarizadeh, B. et al. (130 breaking up within new media environments. knowledge and associated factors among co-authors). (2015). Historical epidemiology Sex Education; Special Issue: Entertainment people with chronic hepatitis B. Australian of hepatitis C virus in select countries - Media’s Evolving Role in Sex Education, 15(5), and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, volume 3. Journal of Viral Hepatitis, 22(S4), 458-471. DOI: 10.1080/14681811.2015.1033516. 39(6), 563-568. DOI: 10.1111/1753-6405.12378 4-20. Newman, C. E., de Wit, J., Crooks, L., Hajarizadeh, B., Grady, B., Page, K., Kim, Lucke, J. C. (2015). Better sex education Reynolds, R. H., Canavan, P. G., & Kidd, M. A. Y., McGovern, B. H., Cox, A. L., Rice, T. for young people is a public health solution R. (2015). Challenges of providing HIV care M., Sacks-Davis, R., Bruneau, J., Morris, M., to the problem of advanced maternal age. in general practice. Australian Journal of Amin, J., Schinkel, J., Applegate, T., Maher, American Journal of Bioethics, 15(11), 58-60. Primary Health, 21(2), 164-168. DOI: 10.1071/ L., Hellard, M., Lloyd, A. R., Prins, M., & Dore, DOI: 10.1080/15265161.2015. 1088989. PY13119. G. J. (2015). Patterns of hepatitis C Virus Lyons, A. (2015). Resilience in lesbians and Osborne, S. L., Tabrizi, S. N., Brotherton, J. RNA levels during acute infection: The InC3 gay men: A review and key findings from a M. L., Cornall, A. M., Wark, J. D., Wrede, C. study. PLoS ONE, 10(4). DOI: 10.1371/journal. nationwide Australian survey. International D., Jayasinghe, Y., Gertig, D. M., Pitts, M. K., pone.0122232. Review of Psychiatry, 27(5), 435-443. DOI: & Garland, S. M. (2015). Assessing genital Harris, M., Loxton, D., Wigginton, B., & 10.3109/09540261.2015.1051517. human papillomavirus genoprevalence Lucke, J. C. (2015). Recruiting online: Lessons in young Australian women following the Lyons, A., Croy, S., Barrett, C., & from a longitudinal survey of contraception introduction of a national vaccination Whyte, C. (2015). Growing old as a and pregnancy intentions of young program. Vaccine, 33(1), 201-208. DOI: http:// gay man: How life has changed for the Australian women. American Journal of dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.vaccine.2014.10.045. gay liberation generation. Ageing and Epidemiology, 181(10), 737-746. DOI: 10.1093/ Society, 35(10), 2229-2250. DOI: 10.1017/ Patrick, K., Heywood, W., Pitts, M., & aje/kwv006. S0144686X14000889. Mitchell, A. (2015). Demographic and Heywood, W., Patrick, K., Smith, A. M. A., behavioural correlates of six sexting Lyons, A., Hosking, W., & Rozbroj, T. (2015). & Pitts, M. K. (2015). Associations between behaviours among Australian secondary Rural-urban differences in mental health, early first sexual intercourse and later sexual school students. Sexual Health, 12(6), 480- resilience, stigma, and social support among and reproductive outcomes: A systematic 487. DOI: 10.1071/SH15004. young Australian gay men. Journal of Rural review of population-based data. Archives Health, 31(1), 89-97. DOI: 10.1111/jrh.12089. Power, J., Schofield, M. J., Farchione, D., of Sexual Behavior, 44(3), 531-569. DOI: Perlesz, A., McNair, R., Brown, R., Pitts, M. 10.1007/s10508-014-0374-3. Lyons, A., Leonard, W., & Bariola, E. K., & Bickerdike, A. (2015). Psychological (2015). Mental health and resilience Horsley, P. (2015). Critical issues in well-being among same-sex attracted and among rural Australian lesbians and gay reproductive health. Culture, Health heterosexual parents: Role of connectedness men. Rural Society, 24(3), 244-265. DOI: and Sexuality, 17(2), 266-268. DOI: to family and friendship networks. Australian 10.1080/10371656.2015.1099268. 10.1080/13691058.2014.940137. and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, Mao, L., Adam, P. C. G., Kippax, S., Crooks, 36(3), 380-394. DOI: 10.1002/anzf.1109. Jin, F., Prestage, G. P., Mao, L., Mary L., Post, J. J., Kidd, M. R., Slavin, S., Wright, Poynten, I., Templeton, D. J., Grulich, A. E., Rashidian, M., Minichiello, V., & Hussain, R. E. J., & de Wit, J. (2015). Evolving views & Zablotska, I. (2015). ‘Any condomless anal (2015). Sexual self concept through a cross and practices of antiretroviral treatment intercourse’ is no longer an accurate measure cultural lens: Qualitative case studies of prescribers in Australia. Medical Journal of of HIV sexual risk behavior in gay and other Iranian American-women. Advances in Social Australia, 202(5), 258-260. DOI: 10.5694/ men who have sex with men. Frontiers in Sciences Research Journal, 2(10), 101-118. mja14.00443. Immunology, 6, 86. DOI: dx.doi.org/10.3389/ DOI: 10.14738/assrj.210.1539. fimmu.2015.00086 Mao, L., de Wit, J., Kippax, S., Prestage, G., Richmond, J., Hajarizadeh, B., & Wallace, & Holt, M. (2015). Younger age, recent HIV Lamoury, F., Bartlett, S., Jacka, B., J. (2015). Patients’ perspectives on the diagnosis, no welfare support and no annual Hajarizadeh, B., Grebely, J., Matthews, J. delivery of hepatitis B management and care. sexually transmissible infection screening V., Dore, G. J., & Applegate, T. L. (2015). Australian Family Physician, 44(6), 346. are associated with nonuse of antiretroviral Interferon lambda 3 and 4 genotyping therapy among HIV-positive gay men in Rozbroj, T., Lyons, A., Pitts, M. K., Mitchell, using high resolution melt curve analysis Australia. HIV Medicine, 16(1), 32-37. DOI: A., & Christensen, H. (2015). Improving self- suitable for multiple clinical sample types. 10.1111/hiv.12169. help e-therapy for depression and anxiety Journal of Molecular Diagnostics, 17(5), among sexual minorities: An analysis of focus 583-589. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j. McNair, R., Pennay, A., Hughes, T., Brown, groups with lesbians and gay men. Journal jmoldx.2015.05.003. R., Leonard, W., & Lubman, I. D. (2015). of Medical Internet Research, 17(3). DOI: A model for lesbian, bisexual and queer Lea, T., Bryant, J., Ellard, J., Howard, J., & 10.2196/jmir.4013. related influences on alcohol consumption Treloar, C. (2015). Young people at risk of and implications for policy and practice. transitioning to injecting drug use in Sydney, Culture, Health and Sexuality. DOI: Australia: Social disadvantage and other 10.1080/13691058.2015.1089602. correlates of higher levels of exposure to injecting. Health & Social Care, 23(2), 200- 207. DOI: 10.1111/hsc.12145.

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Sacks-Davis, R., Grebely, J., Dore, G. J., REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLE – England, 1883-1961. Feminist theology. DOI: Osburn, W., Cox, A. L., Rice, T. M., Spelman, ADVANCED ONLINE PUBLICATION / EPUB 10.1177/0966735014555634. T., Bruneau, J., Prins, M., Kim, A. Y., AHEAD OF PRINT Lee, T. K., Handy, A. B., Kwan, W., Oliffe, J. McGovern, B. H., Shoukry, N. H., Schinkel, Anderson, E., Ellard, J., & Wallace, J. (2015). L., Brotto, L. A., Wassersug, R. J., & Dowsett, J., Allen, T. M., Morris, M., Hajarizadeh, B., Torres Strait Islanders’ understandings G. W. (2015). Impact of prostate cancer Maher, L., Lloyd, A. R., Page, K., & Hellard, of chronic hepatitis B and attitudes to treatment on the sexual quality of life for M. (2015). Hepatitis C virus reinfection and treatment. Australian Journal of Primary men-who-have-sex-with-men. International spontaneous clearance of reinfection: The Health. DOI: 10.1071/PY14130. Society for Sexual Medicine. DOI: 10.1111/ InC3 study. Journal of Infectious Diseases, jsm.13030. 212(9), 1407-1419. DOI: 10.1093/infdis/jiv220. Bryant, J., & Ellard, J. (2015). Hope as a form of agency in the future Lenton, E. (2015). Hepatitis C health Sibley, A., Han, K. H., Abourached, A., thinking of disenfranchised young promotion and the anomalous sexual Lesmana, L. A., Makara, M., & Hajarizadeh, people. Journal of Youth Studies. DOI: subject. Social Theory and Health. DOI: B. et al. (130 co-authors). (2015). The present 10.1080/13676261.2014.992310. 10.1057/sth.2015.6. and future disease burden of hepatitis C virus infections with today’s treatment paradigm Corboz, J., Flood, M., & Dyson, S. (2015). Lenton, E., & Fraser, S. (2015). Hepatitis C - volume 3. Journal of Viral Hepatitis, 22(S4), Challenges of bystander intervention health promotion and the anomalous sexual 21-41. DOI: 10.1111/jvh.12476. in male-dominated professional sport: subject. Social Theory and Health. DOI: Lessons from the Australian Football 10.1057/sth.2015.6. Steel, A., Lucke, J. C., & Adams, J. (2015). League. Violence Against Women. DOI: The prevalence and nature of the use of 10.1177/1077801215602343. Lyons, A. (2015). Social support and preconception services by women with the mental health of older gay men: chronic health conditions: An integrative Fileborn, B. (2015). Doing gender, doing Findings from a national community- review. BMC Women’s Health, 15(1). DOI: safety? Young adults’ production of safety based survey. Research on Aging. DOI: 10.1186/s12905-015-0165-6. on a night out. Gender, Place & Culture. DOI: 10.1177/0164027515588996. 10.1080/0966369X.2015.1090413. Thorpe, R., Fileborn, B., Hawkes, G., Pitts, McDonald, K., Slavin, S., Pitts, M. K., M. K., & Minichiello, V. (2015). Old and Fileborn, B. (2015). Participant recruitment & Elliott, J. H. (2015). Chronic disease desirable: Older women’s accounts of ageing in an online era: A reflection on ethics self-management by People with bodies in intimate relationships. Sexual and and identity. Research Ethics. DOI: HIV. Qualitative Health Research. DOI: Relationship Therapy, 30(1), 156-166. DOI: 10.1177/1747016115604150. 10.1177/1049732315600415. 10.1080/14681994.2014.959307. Handy, A. B., Wassersug, R. J., Ketter, J. T. Md Shahidul Islama, Scott, J., & Minichiello, Walker, L. M., Wassersug, R. J., & Robinson, J., & Johnson, T. W. (2015). The sexual side V. (2015). A qualitative exploration of J. W. (2015). Psychosocial perspectives of castration narratives: Fiction written by parental experiences of stigma while living on sexual recovery after prostate cancer and for eunuchs and eunuch ‘wannabes’. The with HIV in Bangladesh. AIDS Care. DOI: treatment. Nature Reviews Urology, 12(3), Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality. DOI: 10.1080/09540121.2015.1074651. 167-176. DOI: 10.1038/nrurol.2015.29. 10.3138/cjhs.242-A4. Meurk, C., Fraser, D., Weier, M., Lucke, J. White, V., Bariola, E., Faulkner, A., Coomber, Heywood, W., Patrick, K., Pitts, M., & C., Carter, A., & Hall, W. (2015). Assessing K., & Wakefield, M. (2015). Graphic health Mitchell, A. (2015). ‘Dude, I’m seventeen... it’s the place of neurobiological explanations warnings on cigarette packs: How long okay not to have sex by this age’: Feelings, in accounts of a family member’s addiction. before the effects on adolescents wear out? reasons, pressures, and intentions reported Drug and Alcohol Review. DOI: 10.1111/ Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 17(7), 776-783. by adolescents who have not had sexual dar.12318. intercourse. Journal of Sex Research. DOI: Wibowo, E., Calich, H. J., Currie, R. W., & 10.1080/00224499.2015.1092105. Prestage, G., Bavinton, B., Grierson, J., Wassersug, R. J. (2015). Prolonged androgen Down, I., Keen, P., Bradley, J., & Duncan, D. deprivation may influence the autoregulation Hui, B., Fairley, C. K., Chen, M., Grulich, A., (2015). Online dating among Australian gay of estrogen receptors in the brain and pelvic Hocking, J., Prestage, G., Walker, S., Law, M., and bisexual men: Romance or hooking up? floor muscles of male rats. Behavioural & Regan, D. (2015). Oral and anal sex are key AIDS and Behavior. DOI: 10.1007/s10461-015- Brain Research, 286, 128-135. DOI: 10.1016/j. to sustaining gonorrhoea at endemic levels 1032-z. bbr.2015.03.003. in MSM populations: A mathematical model. Sexually Transmitted Infections. DOI: 10.1136/ Prestage, G., Brown, G., de Wit, J., Bavinton, Zou, H., Tabrizi, S. N., Grulich, A. E., Hocking, sextrans-2014-051760 B., Fairley, C., Maycock, B., Batrouney, J. S., Bradshaw, C. S., Cornall, A. M., Morrow, C., Keen, P., Down, I., Hammoud, M., & A., Prestage, G., Law, M. G., Garland, S. M., Jones, T., Smith, E., Ward, R., Dixon, J., Zablotska, I. (2015). Understanding gay Chen, M. Y., & Fairley, C. K. (2015). Site- Hillier, L., & Mitchell, A. (2015). School community subcultures: Implications for HIV specific human papillomavirus infection in experiences of transgender and gender prevention. AIDS and Behavior. DOI: 10.1007/ adolescent men who have sex with men diverse students in Australia. Sex Education: s10461-015-1027-9. (HYPER): An observational cohort study. The Sexuality, Society and Learning. DOI: Lancet Infectious Diseases, 15(1), 65-73. DOI: 10.1080/14681811.2015.1080678. 10.1016/S1473-3099(14)70994-6. Jones, T. W. (2015). Social motherhood and spiritual authority in a secularizing age: Moral welfare work in the Church of

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Riggs, D. W., von Doussa, H., & Power, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 15(6), 626- Crameri, P., Latham, J. R., Barrett, C., & J. (2015). The family and romantic 627. Note. Lambourne, S. (2015). In their own words: relationships of trans and gender diverse Interviews reveal fear, challenges. Australian Harris, M. L., Loxton, D., Wigginton, B., & Australians: An exploratory survey. Journal of Dementia Care, 4(5), 22. Lucke, J. C. (2015). Harris et al. respond to Sexual and Relationship Therapy. DOI: ‘social media recruitment’. American Journal Crawford, G., Lobo, R., & Brown, G. (2015). 10.1080/14681994.2014.992409. of Epidemiology, 181(10), 750-751. Note. HIV and mobility in Australia: Road map for Smith, E. (2015). Of fish and goddesses: action. HIV Australia, 13(1), 12-14. Lyons, A., Leonard, W., & Bariola, E. (2015). Using photo-elicitation with sex workers. Mental health and resilience among rural du Plooy, D. (2015). Science fatigue Qualitative Research Journal. 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Jones, T. W. (2015). What really lies behind 6 June. Facts of Life column. http:// Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting sexual and conservative opposition to same-sex theconversation.com/a-sexually-satisfying- gender diversity in schools. Ethos: The marriage? The Conversation, 13 August. event-for-women-or-just-a-new-identity-for- Journal of Social Education Victoria Inc., 23(3; https://theconversation.com/what-really- an-old-antidepressant-42734. Term 3 2015). lies-behind-conservative-opposition-to- Lucke, J. C. (2015). Slut-shaming and the Reeders, D., & Brown, G. (2015). Beyond same-sex-marriage-46011. case of Monica Lewinsky. The Conversation, combination prevention: Understanding Jones, T. W. (2015). Wong-Bernardi 17 June. Facts of Life column. http:// community-based prevention as a complex debate puts four myths about marriage on theconversation.com/slut-shaming-and-the- system. HIV Australia, 13(1). show. The Conversation, 29 July. https:// case-of-monica-lewinsky-42870. Thorpe, R., Fileborn, B., Hawkes, G., Pitts, M. theconversation.com/wong-bernardi- Lucke, J. C. (2015). Time for action on one K., & Minichiello, V. (2015). Ageing gracefully: debate-puts-four-myths-about-marriage- of the big four infectious diseases of our How women steer the line between on-show-44509. time. The Conversation, 27 July. https:// inauthentic and old. The Conversation, 11 Lucke, J. C. (2015). Ashley Madison hackers theconversation.com/time-for-action-on- February. http://theconversation.com/ threaten to expose sexual fantasies. one-of-the-big-four-infectious-diseases-of- ageing-gracefully-how-women-steer-the- The Conversation, 21 July. https:// our-time-45099. line-between-inauthentic-and-old-35726. theconversation.com/ashley-madison- Lucke, J. C. (2015). Trust is the most tragic Westle, A. (2015). No place for women hackers-threaten-to-expose-sexual- casualty of the Ashley Madison hacking choreographers. ArtsHub, 19 October. www. fantasies-44950. scandal. The Conversation, 23 August. artshub.com.au/news-article/features/ Lucke, J. C. (2015). Devastating https://theconversation.com/trust-is- trends-and-analysis/andrew-westle/no- consequences of secrecy and silence. The the-most-tragic-casualty-of-the-ashley- place-for-women-choreographers-249563. Conversation, 28 May. Facts of Life column. madison-hacking-scandal-45319. Wykes, J., & Waling, A. (2015). $100,000 for https://theconversation.com/devastating- Lucke, J. C. (2015). Zero tolerance for a few pounds of flesh. ArtsHub, 14 December. consequences-of-secrecy-and-silence-42471. unethical sexual conduct. The Conversation, http://www.artshub.com.au/news-article/ Lucke, J. C. (2015). The drug flibanserin is 16 October. https://theconversation.com/ opinions-and-analysis/grants-and-funding/ approved for the treatment of low sexual zero-tolerance-for-unethical-sexual- jackie-wykes-and-andrea-waling/100000- desire in women. The Conversation, 19 conduct-49289. for-a-few-pounds-of-flesh-250133. August. https://theconversation.com/ Newman, C., Persson, A., Brown, G., Ellard, the-drug-flibanserin-is-approved-for- J., & Bavinton, B. (2015). Understanding the REPORTS the-treatment-of-low-sexual-desire-in- promise of biomedical prevention for couples women-46335. Barrett, C., & Crameri, P. (2015). An extra of mixed HIV status: Workshop report. HIV degree of difficulty: An evidence based guide Lucke, J. C. (2015). Making up our minds: Australia, 13(2), 43-44. exploring the experiences and needs of older Attitudes towards sex are changing. The Power, J. (2015). Australian women and the LGBTI carers and the carers of older LGBTI Conversation, 28 June. Facts of Life column. 90-90-90 targets. HIV Australia, 13(1), 24-25. people. Melbourne: Australian Research https://theconversation.com/making-up- Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe our-minds-attitudes-towards-sex-are- Power, J. (2015). In families with University. changing-42994. same-sex parents, the kids are all right. The Conversation, 4 June. https:// Barrett, C., & Crameri, P. (2015). On the Lucke, J. C. (2015). Sex education is too theconversation.com/in-families-with-same- same page: The influence of staff values and important to do badly. The Conversation, sex-parents-the-kids-are-all-right-42605. beliefs on LGBTI inclusive aged care services. 3 July. Facts of Life column. https:// Melbourne: Australian Research Centre in theconversation.com/sex-education-is-too- Power, J. (2015). Microbicides and HIV Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University. important-to-do-badly-44233. prevention in women: The state of research. HIV Australia, 13(2), 41-42. Barrett, C., Crameri, P., Lambourne, S., & Lucke, J. C. (2015). Sex, health and society: Latham, J. R. (2015). We are still gay: An What’s the connection? The Conversation, Power, J. (2015). People with HIV can evidenced based guide to inclusive services 24 May. Facts of Life column. https:// conceive naturally without infecting partner for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people theconversation.com/sex-health-and- or child. The Conversation, 24 April. http:// living with dementia. Melbourne: Australian society-whats-the-connection-42191. theconversation.com/people-with-hiv- Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, can-conceive-naturally-without-infecting- Lucke, J. C. (2015). Sexual coercion may La Trobe University. partner-or-child-40559. be less common than prison rape myths Brown, G., & Reeders, D. (2015). Practical would have us believe. The Conversation, 17 Power, J. (2015). Risks vs. Rewards: Why insights: Strengthening programs, informing December. https://theconversation.com/ people with HIV volunteer for cure research. partnerships, making better policy. What sexual-coercion-may-be-less-common- The Conversation, 24 June. https:// Works and Why (W3) Project Resources than-prison-rape-myths-would-have-us- theconversation.com/risks-vs-rewards- Folder, Melbourne: Australian Research believe-52420. why-people-with-hiv-volunteer-for-cure- Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe research-41182. Lucke, J. C. (2015). A sexually satisfying University. event for women, or just a new identity for an old antidepressant? The Conversation,

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Bush, C. Radcliffe, J. Ward, R. Scott, M. Latham, J. R., & Barrett, C. (2015). ‘We’re Fellows: Queer Identity and Sexual Diversity. Parsons, M. (2015) All of Us – Understanding people first’ - Trans health and ageing: An Roundtable at X International Association for Gender Diversity, Sexual Diversity and evidence-based guide to inclusive services. the Study of Sexuality, Culture and Society Intersex Topics for years 7 and 8. Canberra: Melbourne: Australian Research Centre in Biennial Conference. Dublin, Ireland, 18 June. Foundation for Young Australians. Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University. Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Sexuality at the Cheron-Sauer, M.-C., & Dowsett, G. W. Crossroads: A Conversation with IASSCS. (2015). Prostate Cancer and Gay and ARCSHS MONOGRAPHS Invited panel presentation at X International Bisexual Men: Social Science Research and Dowsett, G. W., Prestage, G., Duncan, D., du Association for the Study of Sexuality, Stakeholders. Report of a one-day workshop. Plooy, D R, & Waling, A. (2015). Moving on: Culture and Society Biennial Conference. Sydney: Prostate Cancer Foundation Mental health, resilience and sexual recovery Dublin, Ireland, 19 June. of Australia and Melbourne: Australian among gay men living with prostate cancer. Fileborn, B. (2015). Putting the sexual Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society. ARCSHS Monograph Series Number 106. assault of older women on the ‘justice map’. Crameri, P., Barrett, C., & Firth, T. (2015). Melbourne: The Australian Research Centre Crime, Justice and Social Democracy: 3rd Aged Care Assessment Services (ACAS) in Sex, Health & Society, La Trobe University. International Conference. Brisbane, 9-10 July. lesbian, gay, transgender and intersex Hendry, N., Brown, G., & Dowsett, G. W. Hajarizadeh, B., Grebely, J., McManus, (LGBTI) inclusive guide sheets. Melbourne: (2015). Friends, sex and benefits: Exploring H., Estes, C., Razavi, H., Gray, R. T., Alavi, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health young adult friendships, relationships and M., Amin, J., McGregor, S., Sievert, W., and Society, La Trobe University. sexually transmissible infections (STI) testing. Thompson, A., & Dore, G. J. (2015). Chronic Crameri, P., Barrett, C., Lambourne, S., & ARCSHS Broadsheet Number 1. Melbourne: hepatitis C burden and treatment uptake in Latham, J. R. (2015). We are still gay: An The Australian Research Centre in Sex, Australia: Updated figures at the beginning of evidence based resource exploring the Health and Society, La Trobe University. a new era. Poster presentation at HEP DART. experiences and needs of lesbian, gay, Leonard, W., Lyons, A., & Bariola, E. (2015). Wailea, Hawaii, 6-10 December. bisexual and trans Australians living with A closer look at Private Lives 2: Addressing Hajarizadeh, B., Razavi-Shearer, D., Merat, dementia. Melbourne: Australian Research the mental health and well-being of lesbian, S., Alavian, S. M., Malekzadeh, R., & Razavi, Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) H. (2015). Estimating the burden of hepatitis University. Australians. ARCSHS Monograph Series C virus infection in Iran: How the enhanced Down, I., Triffitt, K., Ellard, J., Brown, G., & Number 103. Melbourne: The Australian antiviral treatment can prevent the rising Prestage, G. (2015). Experiences of HIV: The Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, burden. Invited panel presentation at the 6th Seroconversion Study Annual Report 2014. La Trobe University. International Tehran Hepatitis Conference. Sydney: The Kirby Institute, UNSW, Australia. Lyons, A., Rozbroj, T., Pitts, M. K., Mitchell, Tehran, Iran, 27-29 December. Frawley, P., Dyson, S., Robinson, S., & Dixon, A., & Christensen, H. (2015). Improving Lee, T., Handy, A., Wassersug, R., Brotto, L., J. (2015). What does it take? : Developing E-therapy for mood disorders among Kwan, W., Oliffe, J., & Dowsett, G. W. (2015). informed and effective tertiary responses to lesbians and gay men. A practical toolkit for EP-1245: The impact of prostate cancer on violence and abuse of women and girls with developing tailored web and mobile phone- the sex lives of men who-have-sex-with- disabilities in Australia. Melbourne: ANROWS. based depression and anxiety interventions. men (MSM): A qualitative study. Electronic ARCSHS Monograph Series Number Poster: Clinical track: Genitourinary prostate Horsley, P. (2015). Norma’s Project: A 102. Melbourne: The Australian Research included from conference 3rd ESTRO research study into the sexual assault of Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe Forum, Barcelona, Spain, 24-28 April 2015. older women in Australia. Literature review. University. Radiotherapy and Oncology, 115(Supplement Melbourne: Australian Research Centre in 1), S673-S674. Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University. Wallace, J., Pitts, M. K., Liu, C., Lin, V., Wei, L., Hajarizadeh, B., Richmond, J., & Leonard, W. (2015). Equeerty in Education: Latham, J. R., & Barrett, C. (2015). As we Locarnini, S. (2015). Needs assessment of LGBTI inclusive practice. Invited keynote age: An evidence-based guide to intersex people with viral hepatitis - China. ARCSHS presenation at Equity Practitioners in Higher inclusive aged care. Melbourne: Australian Monograph Series Number 105. Melbourne: Education Australasia Conference. Deakin Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, The Australian Research Centre in Sex, University. Geelong, 9-12 November. La Trobe University. Health and Society, La Trobe University. Lyons, A., & Rozbroj, T. (2015). Evaluating Latham, J. R., & Barrett, C. (2015). Gender the applicability of mood disorder e-therapy is just part of who I am: Stories from trans INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES programs for use by lesbians and gay men: A Australians. Melbourne: Australian Research Brown, G., Lobo, R., & Crawford, G. review of 24 e-therapy programs. Australian Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe (2015). HIV and mobility in Australia: and New Zealand Mental Health Association University. A roadmap for action. Oral paper at Conference. Gold Coast, 13 August. Latham, J. R., & Barrett, C. (2015). Trans International Conference on Migration Social McNair, R., & Leonard, W. (2015). Tips for health and ageing summary: An evidence- Disadvantage and Health. Melbourne, 11-13 sensitive practice with lesbian, gay, bisexual based guide to inclusive services. Melbourne: February. and transgender people regarding substance Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health Dowsett, G. W., Session Chairperson use. International Medicine in Addictions and Society, La Trobe University. (2015). IASSCS Research Grants Program Conference. Melbourne, 20-22 March.

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Richmond, J. (2015). Reviewing the Barrett, C., & Latham, J. R. (2015). Advance du Plooy, D., Dowsett, G. W., Duncan, D., & educational needs of liver nurses. Invited care planning. Refereed conference paper, Prestage, G. (2015). Mental health, resilience conference presentation at European 2nd National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care and sexual recovery among gay men with Association for the Study of the Liver 50th Conference, Val’s Cafe, La Trobe University. prostate cancer. Poster presentation at International Liver Congress. European Melbourne, 26 October. Health in Difference. 9th National LGBTI Association for the Study. Vienna, Austria, Conference. Canberra, 13-15 August. Brown, G., Lobo, R., & Crawford, G. (2015). 22 April. Building Momentum for Action on HIV and Dyson, S. (2015). Gender equity in schools: Russell, J. (2015). Social support depends Mobility. Oral paper at Australasian HIV & As important for staff as it is for students? on the patterns of HIV disclosure amongst AIDS Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. Australia Forum on Sexuality, Education and individuals in the personal networks of Health: First National Conference Equity and Brown, G., Prestage, G., Down, I., Ellard, J., women living with HIV in Australia. Refereed Justice – in Gender, Sexuality, Education & Triffitt, K. (2015). Home or Away-is there a conference paper at SunBelt XXX V and Health. University of Western Sydney. difference? A comparison of Australian gay International Sunbelt Social Networking Parramatta, 22-23 November. men who acquired HIV at home, interstate, or Conference. International Network for Social overseas. Poster at Australasian HIV & AIDS Dyson, S. (2015). Parental silence about sex Network Analysis; University of Greenwich; Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. and relationships: A self-perpetuating cycle University of Manchester. Brighton, UK, June. of embarrassment and shame? Tenth IASSCS Brown, G., Reeders, D., & Perry, G.-E. (2015). Wallace, J. (2015). Challenges in viral conference – Literacies and Sexualities in Peer skill in service provision and policy hepatitis: Community perspectives. Invited Cultural, Fictional, Real, and Virtual Worlds: advocacy. Poster at Australasian HIV & AIDS keynote symposium presentation at 4th Past, Present, Future Perfect? Dublin, Ireland, Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. Asian Conference on Hepatitis & AIDS. 17-20 June. Virology Education (the Netherlands), Brown, G., Reeders, D., & Cogle, A. (2015). Ezer, P., Patrick, K., & Lucke, J. C. (2015). Chinese Society of Hepatology and Society Positive leadership and policy advocacy: Use of long-acting reversible contraception of Infectious Diseases. Xi’an, China, 23 May. Findings from the What Works and Why (LARC) in rural areas: What do we know? project. Poster at Australasian HIV & AIDS Wallace, J., Pitts, M. K., Locarnini, S., What do we need to know? Conference Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. Ellard, J., Carman, M., & Chen, D.-S. (2015). poster at SEXrurality 2015: Showcasing Controlling viral hepatitis: Public policy Callander, D., Down, I., Ellard, J., Triffitt, K., rural innovation and achievements in sexual lessons from Taiwan. Poster at Viral Hepatitis Brown, G., & Prestage, G. (2015). Exploring health. Bendigo, 21-22 July. Summit 2015. The Lancet. Shanghai, China, ‘uncommon’ routes of HIV transmission via Fileborn, B. (2015). Safer Spaces. Invited 10 April. sex among gay and bisexual men. Poster panel member at LISTEN Conference 2015. at Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference. Wallace, J., Pitts, M. K., Liu, C., Lin, V., Melbourne, 31 October – 1 November. Brisbane, 16-18 September. Wei, L., Hajarizadeh, B., Richmond, J., & Fileborn, B. (2015). Street harassment and Locarnini, S. (2015). Viral hepatitis control Crameri, P. (2015). ‘Still gay...’ an evidence online justice. Feminist and Women’s Studies in China: A systematic identification of the base on the experiences of LGBT people Association Biennial Conference 2015: barriers to clinical treatment. Refereed living with dementia. Refereed conference Everyday Encounters with Violence: Critical conference paper at 24th Conference of the paper, 2nd National LGBTI Ageing and Feminist Perspectives. Leeds, UK, 9-11 Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Aged Care Conference, Val’s Cafe, La Trobe September. Liver (APASL). Istanbul, Turkey, 12 March. University. Melbourne, 27 October. Hendry, N. (2015). Exploring ethics in rural Wallace, J. (2015). Controlling viral hepatitis: Down, I., Ellard, J., Triffitt, K., Brown, G., sexual health: Reflections on our practice. Public policy lessons from Taiwan. Viral Callander, D., & Prestage, G. (2015). Recently Invited panellist at SEXrurality Conference. Hepatitis Summit, Shanghai, China, 10 April. HIV-Diagnosed Gay Men’s Accounts of the Centre for Excellence in Rural Sexual Health Occasion at which they Believe they Acquired Westle, A. (2015). When men dance: (CERSH), University of Melbourne. Bendigo, HIV. Poster at Australasian HIV & AIDS Contesting normative sexualities through 21-22 July. Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. movement. IASSCS. Dublin, Ireland, June. Heywood, W. (2015). Overview of findings Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Invited participation in from the 5th National Survey of Australian panel discussion on ‘sex’ at Oncology Social NATIONAL CONFERENCES Secondary Students and Sexual Health. Work Australia, 10th National Conference: Invited presentation at Australian Society for Allan, B., Brown, G., Coogle, A., Fisher, Sex, Death and Taxes. Oncology Social Work Psychosocial Obstetrics & Gynaecology 41st M., Gray, J., Lake, R., O’Connor, S., & Ruth, Australia. Sydney, 12 September. S. (2015). Ramping up the Partnership Annual Scientific Meeting. Australian Society Response – The Positive Leadership Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Psychosocial and for Psychosocial Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Development Institute (PLDI) Australia. sexual needs of gay/bi men living with Melbourne, 1 August. prostate cancer and their partners. Invited Poster at Australasian HIV & AIDS Horsley, P. (2015). Ageing and end of life plenary address at Oncology Social Work Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. care: LGBTI issues for training and research, National Conference: Sex, Death and Taxes. Health in Difference, Canberra, 13-15 August. Angelides, S. (2015). A New Generation of Oncology Social Work Australia. Sydney, 10- Child Sex Panics. Invited panel presentation 12 September. Horsley, P. (2015) Rainbow Standards: at Cultural Studies Association of Australasia Developing LGBTI-inclusive practice in Annual Conference. University of Melbourne. health care delivery, 9th Health Services and Melbourne, 2 December.

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Policy Research Conference. Melbourne, 1 Leonard, W., Lyons, A., & Bariola, E. (2015). Power, J., Brown, G., Lyons, A., Dowsett, December. Rainbow Ageing: Exploring the social G. W., & Lucke, J. C. (2015). Anti-Retroviral determinants of older LGBT Australian’s Treatment: Changing Attitudes among Latham, J. R. (2015). ‘We’re people first’: mental health. Workshop at Australian PLHIV from 1997 to 2012. Joint World STI & A guide to trans inclusive health and aged Association of Gerentology’s (AAG) 48th HIV Congress and Australasian HIV & AIDS care services. Refereed conference paper at Annual Conference. Australian Association of Conference. Brisbane, 13-18 September. 2nd National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Gerentology. Alice Springs, 4-6 November. Conference. Val’s Cafe, La Trobe University. Power, J., Brown, G., Lyons, A., Dowsett, Melbourne, 26 October. Leonard, W. (2015). What’s history got G. W., & Lucke, J. C. (2015). PLHIV in to do with it? Rethinking the provision of Sero-Discordant Relationships: Changes in Leonard, W. (2015). Breakfast session- LGBTI-inclusive aged care services. Health in Viral Load and Sexual Practices from 1997 domestic violence. Invited panel presentation Difference 2015. Canberra, 14 August. to 2012. Joint World STI & HIV Congress at Human Rights Art and Film Festival. ACMI and Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference. Cinemas. Melbourne, 9 May. Leonard, W. (2015). Whose home? The Brisbane, 13-18 September. support needs of newly arrived, refugee or Leonard, W. (2015). A closer look at Private asylum seeking LGBT young people. Health in Radcliffe, J. (2015). Gender Affirming Lives 2: Addressing the mental health and Difference 2015. Canberra, 14 August. Schools: Building support for transgender well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and students across research, policy and practice. transgender (LGBT) Australians. Launch of Leonard, W., & Kennedy, P. (2015). The Whys Panel presentation at AAAH National Youth the A closer look at Private Lives 2 report. and HOW2s of Rainbow Ticking. Invited Health Conference. Australian Association of 2 April. Australian Research Centre in Sex, workshop participation at The Second Adolescent Health. Melbourne, 12 November. Health and Society, La Trobe University. National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Conference. Melbourne, 26-27 October. Reeders, D., & Brown, G. (2015). From Leonard, W. (2015). Cop that: The health and promise to practicalities: Applying complex well-being of same sex attracted, intersex, Lobo, R., Burry, A., Gallant, D., Brown, G., & systems concepts and methods in evaluation and trans and gender diverse (SSAITGD) Forbes, L. (2015). HIV and mobility/CoPAHM. research with peer and community based young people. Invited presentation at 25 Launch of Report Card at AFAO Community programs. Oral paper at Australasian years and GLLO-ing – The next frontier. NSW Hub Presentation, Australasian HIV & AIDS Evaluation Conference. Melbourne, 7-9 Police Academy. Goulburn, 22-23 October. Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 September. September. Leonard, W. (2015). Lesbian and bisexual Lucke, J. C. (2015). Education about Sex Reeders, D., Brown, G., & Batrouney, women in Private Lives 2: At the intersection and Relationships: New directions in school C. (2015). Peer network targeted health of gender and sexuality. Lesbian, Bisexual and beyond. Co-Chair at World STI & HIV promotion: Findings from the What Works and Queer Women’s Health Conference. congress 2015. Brisbane, 13-16 September. and Why project. Poster at Australasian Melbourne, 27 March. Lucke, J. C. (2015). Exploring ethics in rural HIV & AIDS Conference. Brisbane, 16-18 Leonard, W. (2015). LGBTI Health and Well- sexual health: reflections on our practice. September. being: The New Frontier. Invited participation Co-facilitator, conference panel discussion Roffee, J., & Waling, A. (2015). LGBTIQ at LGBTI Inclusive Practice and Engagement at SEXrurality 2015: Showcasing rural People’s Experiences of Crime and Forum. City of Casey, Council Chambers, innovation and achievements in sexual Victimisation in Safe Spaces. Panel Narre Warren. health. Bendigo, 21-22 July. presentation at The 28th Annual Australian Leonard, W. (2015). Queer(y)ing mental Lyons, A. (2015). Resilience and flourishing and New Zealand Society of Criminology health and LGBTI-inclusive mental health among people living with HIV: A national Conference: Security and Rule of Law: The care. Invited presentation at Australian study of Australian gay men. Australasian Changing Face of Criminal Justice. Flinders Medical Student Society’s ‘Blue Week’ Society for HIV Medicine Conference. University. Adelaide, 25 November. initiative. The University of Melbourne Brisbane, 18 September. Thorpe, R. (2015). Sexuality and ageing: Medical Students Association. Melbourne, 27 Mazza, D., Black, K., Taft, A., Lucke, J. C., Australian women’s experiences. Let’s talk August. McGeechan, K., Haas, M., Peipert, J., & about sex: Relationships and intimacy as we Leonard, W. (2015). ‘Queer(y)ing sexual McKay, H. (2015). Increasing the use of long- age. Melbourne, 9 September. expression: Addressing the needs of same- acting reversible contraception: a protocol for Waling, A. (2015). Men, Masculinity & sex attracted and gender diverse young the Australian Contraceptive ChOice pRoject Violence. Workshop at. On The Line. people’. ASPOG 41st Annual Scientific (ACCORd). Poster at Primary Health Care Footscray, 9 December. Meeting Royal Women’s Hospital. ASPOG. Research Conference. Adelaide, 29-31 July. Melbourne, 1 August. Waling, A., & Fildes, D. (2015). Men’s sheds: Patrick, K., Ezer, P., Loxton, D., Harris, M., An insight into what works. 11th National Bateson, D., Stewart, M., & Lucke, J. C. Men’s Health Forum: Sharing the Knowledge. (2015). Rural-urban differences in use and Australian National Men’s Health Forum. access to contraception for young Australian Terrigal, NSW, 21-23 October. women. SEXrurality 2015: Showcasing rural innovation and achievements in sexual Waling, A., & Roffee, J. (2015). LGBTIQ health. Bendigo, 21-22 July. Experiences in Tertiary Education: Implied Consent, Coming-Out, and Narratives of ‘Non’-Inclusion [presented by Andrea].

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1st Australia Forum on Sexuality, Education Brown, G. (2015). Using a complex roundtable presentation, Cancer Council and Health (AFSEH) National Conference: systems approach to understand peer NSW Webinar Series, Cancer Council NSW. Equity and Justice – in Gender, Sexuality, and community based health promotion Sydney, 5 November. Education and Health. 2015 Western Sydney programs. Presentation at the Developing Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Researcher and gay University, Parramatta Campus, Parramatta, and Evaluating Complex Interventions man living with prostate cancer. Webinar/ NSW, 22-23 November. workshop, Public Health Insight, University Invited panel presentation, Cancer: It’s out of of Melbourne and deCIPHER, University of Waling, A. (2015). The Post-PhD Journey. the closet -- ‘talking about the experiences Cardiff. Cardiff, 9-13 November. Panel presentation to Higher Degree of the LGBTI community with cancer’, Cancer Researchers at Alternate Academic Careers Brown, G., & Reeders, D. (2015). Using a Council of NSW. Sydney, 25 March. (ALTAC). School of Social Sciences, Monash systems approach in evaluation research Dyson, S. (2015). Culture change in sport University. Clayton, 10 November. with peer and community based health to prevent violence against women. Invited promotion programs. Seminar series, Centre workshop presentation, Australia Awards for Excellence in Intervention and Prevention PRESENTATIONS AT MEETINGS Fellowship – Promoting inclusivity, equality Science. Melbourne, 17 March. Brown, G. (2015). Presentation to Poz Action and diversity through sport in the Pacific, Group, National Association of People Living Crameri, P. (2015). Current research on Burnet Institute, 16 November. older LGBTI communities and issues. Invited with HIV Australia, 10 March. Dyson, S. (2015). Factors for success in presentation and workshop participation, respectful relationships education. Invited Brown, G. (2015). Building Momentum for Creating LGBTI Inclusive Community keynote, launch of We can do it: Respectful Action on HIV and Mobility. Presentation, Services Forum, Department of Health, relationships education in school report. Members meeting, Australian Federation of Grampians Region. Ararat, 16 September. AIDS Organisations. Sydney, November. Report launched by Victorian Minister for Crameri, P. (2015). Implementation of the prevention of family violence, Fiona Brown, G., & Reeders, D. (2015). Evaluating ‘Creating GLBTI Inclusive HACC Services Richardson, Good Samaritan Inn and Santa Peer Based PWUD Programs – lessons (the HACC Pack)’, training and future Maria College. Northcote, 11 October. from the W3 Project. CREIDU Evaluation research directions. Invited participation Dyson, S. (2015). Promoting gender equality Workshop, Burnet Institute. Melbourne, 21-22 in forum for Home and Community Care and respectful relationships to prevent April. http://creidu.edu.au/events/28-creidu- staff to discuss and reflect on progress violence against women. Invited panel evaluation-workshop. in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and presentation, YMCA workplace forum, intersex inclusiveness, Meeting the needs of Brown, G. (2015). Here for research: W3 YMCA. Melbourne, 10 March. LGBTI HACC clients - a year on, Municipal project feedback session. ACON. Sydney, Association of Australia. Melbourne, 17 November. Dyson, S. (2015). Y Respect gender 1 October. evaluation findings. Invited symposium Brown, G. (2015). HIV and Mobility in presentation, VicHealth researcher Crameri, P., & Firth, T. (2015). LGBTI inclusive Australia – Roadmap for Action. Presentation, community of practice, VicHealth. aged care assessment: The final frontier Members meeting, Australian Federation of Melbourne, 11 March. – moving beyond the question. Invited AIDS Organisations. Sydney, April. participation in workshop, Queensland ACAP Horsley, P. (2015). The sexual assault of older Brown, G. (2015). Not just individuals and Workshop, Queensland Health. Brisbane, women: Understanding the issues in the information – lessons from the W3 Project 22 April. context of family violence and institutional Presentation. Harm Reduction Victoria. abuse. Invited speaker, Annual General Crameri, P. (2015). LGBTI older people and Melbourne, 26 March. Meeting, Southern Women’s Action Network. HACC services. Invited symposium, Eastern Mornington, 15 March. Brown, G. (2015). Practical Insights: The Metropolitan Region Alliance - HACC LGBTI application of systems thinking to better Ageing Forum, Department of Health, Leonard, W. (2015). Invited panel understand and strategise peer and Eastern Region. Nunawading, 25 February. presentation, Launch of Monash community led health promotion. School University’s Queer Mentoring Program, Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Abjection, objection, of Psychology and Public Health, La Trobe Monash University. Monash University Law subjection: Rethinking the history of HIV/ University. Bundoora, 7 October. Chambers, Melbourne, 1 September. AIDS in gay men’s future. Invited academic Brown, G. (2015). Understanding what works seminar, Sociology Department Seminar, Leonard, W. (2015). Why Knot? Scouting for and why in peer and community based University of New England. Armidale, NSW, same sex attracted, trans and gender diverse programs for HIV and HCV. New approaches 24 September. (SSATGD) young people. Invited keynote to peer based models: Perspectives from presentation, Leadership Training, Scouts Dowsett, G. W. (2015). The Black Box at the across the blood borne virus sector seminar, Victoria. Gembrook, 2 May. Intersection of Gender and Sexuality. Invited Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and seminar presentation, Gender and Sexuality Society, La Trobe University. Melbourne, May. Lucke, J. C. (2015). Contraceptive use, Interest Group, Australian Research Centre in pregnancy intention and decisions of young Brown, G. (2015). Understanding what works Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University. Australian women – the CUPID study. and why in peer and community based Melbourne, 1 October. Invited seminar presentation, Judith Lumley programs for HIV and HCV. Presentation, Seminar, Judith Lumley Centre, La Trobe Dowsett, G. W. (2015). Cancer and men’s Members meeting, Australian Federation of University. Melbourne, 1 July. issues: What is different for men? Invited AIDS Organisations. Sydney, April.

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Lucke, J. C. (2015). Young people and Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender sexuality today: Just a different corset. Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Diversity and Sexual Diversity in Schools. Session Chair, 41st Annual Scientific Meeting Invited key note address, City of Yarra Invited presentation, Casey SSSO Network of the Australian Society for Psychosocial LGBTI Youth Forum, City of Yarra. Meeting, Victorian Department of Education Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Melbourne, Melbourne, 12 June. and Training. Melbourne, 13 April. 31 July - 1 August. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Lyons, A. (2015). Resilience and flourishing. Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Diversity and Sexual Diversity in Schools. Invited symposium presentation, Poz Action Invited guest lecture, Bachelor of Education Invited presentation, Bayside SSSO Network Symposium, National Association of People Students, Deakin University. Geelong, Meeting, Victorian Department of Education Living with HIV Australia (NAPWHA). 21 August. and Training. Melbourne, 17 March. Brisbane, 15 September. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Lyons, A. (2015). Resilience and flourishing Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Diversity and Sexual Diversity in Schools. in People Living with HIV. Invited workshop Invited guest lecture, Bachelor of Education Invited guest lecture, Masters of Education presentation, Positive Leadership Students, Deakin University. Geelong, Students (Primary), Melbourne University. Development Institute Alumni Meeting, 19 November. Melbourne, 4 April. Positive Leadership Development Institute. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Same Sex Melbourne, 25 November. Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Attracted, Intersex and Gender Diverse Patel, S. (2015). Coming out in the CALD. Invited panel presentation, QWEST Breakfast Young People. Invited guest lecture, Youth Invited presentation to Mental Health Forum, QWEST Network/The Youth Junction Work and Psychology Students, Australian Network, Northern Melbourne Medicare Inc. Melbourne, 27 May. Catholic University. Melbourne, Local. Melbourne, 2 April. 10 September. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Patel, S. (2015). LGBTI Inclusive Practice. Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Same Sex Invited presentation to advisory group, Invited guest lecture, Masters of Education Attracted, Intersex and Gender Diverse William Cooper Justice Centre. Melbourne, Students, Deakin University. Melbourne, Young People. Invited guest lecture, 22 June. 17 April. Exercise Science and Public Health Students, Australian Catholic University. Melbourne, Patel, S. (2015). LGBTI Inclusive Practice. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender 19 August. Invited presentation to practice nurse event, Diversity and Sexual Diversity at School. Inner East Melbourne Medicare Local. Invited guest lecture, Masters of Education Radcliffe, J. (2015). Transgender and Gender Melbourne, 17 June. Students, Deakin University. Melbourne, Diverse Young People and Suicide Risk. Panel 3 August. presentation, City of Greater Dandenong Patel, S. (2015). LGBTI Inclusive Practice. Talking About Youth Suicide Forum, City of Invited Cultural Diversity Network Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Greater Dandenong. Melbourne, 6 October. presentation, Southern Migrant and Refugee Diversity and Sexual Diversity at Schools. Centre. Melbourne, 6 February. Invited guest lecture, Youth Work and Russell, J. (2015). How HIV disclosure and Education Students, Victoria University. patterns of social connectedness between Patel, S. (2015). LGBTI Inclusive Practice. Melbourne, 11 May. individuals in the personal networks of Invited presentation to Gay and Lesbian women living with HIV in Australia lead to Liaison Officer Forum, Victoria Police. Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender social support. Invited seminar presentation, Melbourne, 24 March. Diversity and Sexual Diversity at Schools. Anglia Ruskin University. Cambridge, United Invited guest lecture, Youth Work and Patel, S. (2015). ‘What’s the difference?’ Kingdom, June. Education Students, Melbourne. Victoria Invited presentation and workshop University, 10 August. Wallace, J. (2015). Viral hepatitis: A social participation, Creating LGBTI Inclusive perspective. Short Course – Epidemics and Community Services Forum, Department Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Pandemics, Melbourne Free University, of Health, Grampians Region. Ararat, 16 Diversity and Sexual Diversity at Schools. 23 July. September. Invited guest lecture, Youth Work and Education Students, Victoria University. Patrick, K., & Heywood, W. (2015). ‘Scare Melbourne, 12 May. NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES tactics’ or ‘super helpful’: What young people say about the quality of sexuality education: Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender Jones, T. W. (2015, 27 May). Paedophile Overview of the 2013 secondary school Diversity and Sexual Diversity at Schools. priests are criminals, not sinners. Comment sexual health survey. Invited symposium Invited guest lecture, Youth Work and in The Age. presentation, Australian Forum on Sexuality, Education Students, Victoria University. Meenagh, J. (2015, 9 December). Sex, Education and Health, The Australian Melbourne, 11 August. pleasure, and empowerment: Why ‘thou shalt Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society Radcliffe, J. (2015). Supporting Gender orgasm’ is a flawed commandment. Archer. (ARCSHS) and the Australia Forum on Diversity and Sexual Diversity at Schools. Sexuality, Education and Health (AFSEH). Invited guest lecture, Inclusive Schools Melbourne, 18 February. Professional Learning Day, Victoria University, 2 April.

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ARCSHS STUDENT OR STAFF MEMBER Dyson, S. quoted in article: N. Kassel. (2015). Leonard, W. referenced in: M. Perkins. (2015). QUOTED IN MEDIA ITEM Elite athletes and violence against women. Transgender people face the highest level Upstart. 8 May. of harassment. The Age and The Sydney Barrett, C. quoted in: S. Harjula. (2015). Morning Herald. 2 April. Acquaintances’ values have big impact on Dyson, S. referenced in: S. O’Brien. (2015). LGBTI people with dementia. Aged Care Time to Break Football’s code of silence. Lucke, J. C. quoted in: K. Preston. (2015). Insite. 6 October. Herald Sun. 20 October. Is there any truth to these contraception myths? The Glow. 2 March. Barrett, C. quoted in: M. de Mari. (2015). Dyson, S. interview. (2015). Women’s Hour. Caring for L.G.B.T.I. People with Dementia. Radio 3CR. 26 October. Lucke, J. C. (2015). Australian students are Gender Centre. using ‘smart drugs’ to get through the HSC. Fileborn, B. quoted in: J. Ireland. (2015). Mammamia News. 15 October. Barrett, C. quoted in: H. Tippet. (2015). The private struggle with public street La Trobe University finds LGBT dementia harassment. The Age. Lucke, J. C. (2015). Fantasies turn to patients fear discrimination. Preston Leader. nightmares with Ashley Madison hack only Fileborn, B, & Thorpe, R., quoted in: 5 October. the beginning. news.com.au. 24 August. C. Kermond. (2015). Sex and the older Barrett, C. quoted in: M. Perkins. (2015). woman. The Age. 25 February. Lucke, J. C. referenced in: D. Brill. (2015). LGBT people with dementia struggle to In the Pink (News Review). Australian Doctor. Fileborn, B. quoted in relation to Sex Age & find welcoming aged care, research finds. 7 August. (2015). National study The Age. 23 September. Me project: J. Keast. launched to better understand the sexual Lucke, J. C. quoted in: N. Phillips. (2015). Barrett, C. quoted in: D. O’Keeffe. (2015). health of older Australians. Australian Ageing Is the multi-million dollar campaign for a Organisations strive for LGBTI inclusive Agenda. 14 August. female viagra just pink wash? The Sydney practices. Australian Ageing Agenda. 5 May. Morning Herald. 20 June. Heywood, W. quoted in: A. Corderoy. (2015). Barrett, C. quoted in: D. O’Keeffe. (2015). A quarter of high school kids ‘sexting’ images Lucke, J. C. quoted in: C. Butt. (2015). Role for providers in advocating for or videos of themselves: Study. The Age and Painful sex: It’s time to talk about it. LGBTI seniors living with dementia: study. The Sydney Morning Herald. The Age. 1 September. Australian Ageing Agenda. 30 September. Horsley, P. & GLHV’s submission to the Royal Lucke, J. C. subject of: F. Molloy. (2015). Barrett, C. quoted in: D. O’Keeffe. (2015). Commission on Family Violence regarding Let’s talk about sex, knowledge, health and Sexual assault on women doesn’t stop at issues for the LGBTI community: B. Preiss wellbeing, baby. The Sydney Morning Herald, age 65: expert. Australian Ageing Agenda. & A. Schetzer. (2015). Domestic violence in Tertiary Education. 12 October. 11 September. gay and transgender community neglected: Lyons, A. & Fileborn, B. in relation to Sex Report. The Age. 31 May. Barrett, C., & Norma’s Project: in D. O’Keefe. Age & Me project. (2015). Are older people (2015). Beyond the hearts and minds. Horsley, P. quoted in: R. Domingo & having safe sex? The Age. 19 August. Community Care Review. January. R. Hughes. (2015). Suffering in silence: Lyons, A. & Fileborn, B. in relation to Sex Domestic violence in the LGBTI community. Blackman, P. quoted regarding Ask Age & Me project. (2015). Are older people Gay News Network. December. Granddad DVD: A. Bracey. (2015). having safe sex? The Sydney Morning Herald. Breaking down the sex-ed awkwardness: Latham, J.R. quoted in: M. Wade. (2015) 19 August. Education Review. Older trans* people face rejection by aged Lyons, A. & Fileborn, B. in relation to Sex care services, according to Australia-first Blackman, P. participated in radio program: Age & Me project. (2015). Let’s talk about sex study. Star Observer. 28 October. R. Brown. (2015). Neighbours’ Harold over sixty. New Zealand Herald. 29 July. Bishop recruited to dispense sex advice to Latham, J.R. quoted in: J. Stark. (2015) “We Radcliffe, J. quoted in: C. Kermond. (2015). teenagers. The World Today: ABC. don’t look after people like you.” Transgender ‘I was always a girl’: The journey of a people refused medical care. 18 October. Blackman, P. & the fifth National Survey of transgender child. The Age. 23 May. Australian Secondary Students and Sexual Leonard, W. interview: E. Hall. (2015). Radcliffe, J. Safe Schools Coalition Victoria Health quoted in: H. Cook. (2015). Actors A La Trobe University study released today quoted in: G. Gorman. (2015). How do we bring humour to new sex education resource. has confirmed that LGBT Australians suffer stop transgender children being bullied at The Age. higher rates of mental health problems and school? The Huffington Post. 24 August. illegal drug use. The World Today: Radio Duncan, D. article summarising two National Canberra. 2 April. Radcliffe, J. Safe Schools Coalition Victoria publications: R. Pebody. (2015). quoted in: A. Purton-Long. (2015). Uniform Ambivalence and tensions in young Leonard, W. referenced in: C. Busby. (2015). change needed. AEU News: Magazine of the gay men’s accounts of monogamy and LGBTI asylum seekers health and wellbeing Victorian branch of the AEU. 1 September. relationships. aidsmap. 16 November. at risk. Gay News Network. 18 August. Dyson, S. quoted in article: E. Handley. Leonard, W. (2015). Report shows LGBT (2015). Breaking AFL’s code of silence Community in distress. La Trobe University in central Victoria. Bendigo Advertiser. 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MEDIA APPEARANCES Leonard, W. (2015). The current state of Horsley, P. (2015). Invited submission and LGBT Australians’ mental health: Results of appearance. Family violence and the LGBTI Bariola, E. (2015). Radio interview on the Private Lives 2. Brainwaves. 3CR Community community: Submission to the Victorian public health benefits of same-sex marriage. Radio. 18 February. Royal Commission into Family Violence. Triple J. ABC 107.5. Melbourne. 1 September. Melbourne. Leonard, W. (2015). LGBT community Bariola, E. (2015). Same sex couples suffering higher rates of poor mental health Leonard, W. (2015) Submission and enjoy better mental health in formalised and drug use. Interview with Samantha appearance before the Senate Inquiry into The Australian Research Centre in relationships. Radio interview. Radio National Donovan. The World Today. Radio National the matter of a popular vote, in the form of hosted by Elizabeth Jackson. 774 ABC. Canberra. 2 April. a plebiscite or referendum, on the matter Sex, Health and Society is a centre Melbourne. 12 September. of marriage in Australia, Parliament House. Leonard, W. (2015). Pre-taped radio story “ Canberra. Crameri, P. (2015) Radio Interview. Review about project A Closer Look at Private Lives for social research into sexuality, and key themes from the Val’s Café National 2. The Wire. JOY 94.9. 31 March. Leonard, W. (2015) Input to the Australian LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Conference Sexual Health Alliance’s Submission to Lucke, J. C. (2015). Interview. Drive with 2015. JOY 94.9. 31 October. Human Right’s Commission’s Sexual health and the social dimensions Rafael Epstein. 774 ABC. Melbourne. July. du Plooy, D. (2015). Science fatigue keeps Orientation, Gender Identity and Intersex of human relationships. It works us clinging to bad health habits. Radio Lyons, A. & Fileborn, B. (2015). Radio Rights Snapshot Report Consultation. interview on Sex Age and Me project. Interview. 891 ABC Adelaide hosted by Sonya Wallace, J. (2015). Inquiry into hepatitis C in Interviewed by Lindy Burns. 774 ABC. Feldhoff. 3 November. Australia. House of Representatives Standing collaboratively with communities, 3 August. Dyson, S. (2015). Face the facts: Violence Committee on Health. Canberra. Power, J. (2015). People Living with HIV are community-based organisations, against young women in Australia. Podcast Wallace, J. (2015). 2nd National Hepatitis living longer, but still face discrimination and and transcript. Australian Clearinghouse on B Strategy, 2014-2017. Cited in policy. stigma. Interview with Jennifer Power by Youth Studies. Commonwealth of Australia, Department of government and professionals to Nance Haxton. PM with Mark Colvin. Radio Health. Canberra. Fileborn, B. (2015). Radio interview. Special National. 18 September. International Women’s Day program hosted Wallace, J. (2015). Submission. Global health produce research that advances Power, J. (2015). Who Made Me? Discussion by Libbi Gorr. 774 ABC. Melbourne. March. sector strategy on viral hepatitis, 2016-2021. on sperm donation. Interview. Life Matters. World Health Organization, Global Hepatitis knowledge and promotes positive Fileborn, B. (2015). Afternoons with Kelly Radio National. 9 December. Higgins-Devine. ABC612 Brisbane. Program. Geneva. 30 April. Thorpe, R. (2015). Interviewed about older Wallace, J. (2015). Invited participant. change in policy, practice and Fileborn, B. (2015). Discussion about a task women’s bodies and appearance. ABC South Regional hepatitis action plan for the force announced by the Victorian state East radio. 6 March. people’s lives. government to develop policy around sexual Western Pacific. Submission. World Health harassment and sexual violence in licensed Waling, A. (2015). Film interview for Organization, Western Pacific Regional venues. Drive. 774 ABC. 23 July. upcoming documentary ‘Man Up’ about Office. Manila, Philippines. 31 March. Australian Identity and masculinity, exploring Walsh, J. (2015) Invited comment. Draft Fileborn, B. (2015). Interview about the historical tropes and contemporary Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Sex, Age & Me project. Life Matters. Radio representations in media. ABC/Heiress Films. Education. National. 13 December. (In Production). Hajarizadeh, B. (2015). Megan Haggan: The biggest myths about hepatitis B uncovered. CONTRIBUTION TO POLICY 28 July. http://ajp.com.au/news/the-biggest- myths-about-hepatitis-b-uncovered/. Brown, G., & Lobo, R. (2015). Presentation ” and policy recommendations on HIV and Horsley, P. (2015). Radio interview. Family Mobile Populations, and authored policy. violence issues for the LGBTI community. Australian Health Protection Principal JOY 94.9. 9 June. Committee Blood Borne Viruses and Sexually Transmissible Infections Sub-Committee Horsley, P. (2015). Radio interview: 774 ABC, Meeting. Canberra. 30 March. LGBT Family violence, 10 August. Dyson, S. (2015). Witness statement. Royal Horsley, P. (2015). Television interview: ABC Commission into Family Violence (Victoria). News Breakfast, LGBTI Family violence, 11 Paper is manufactured by a Canberra. mill that is accredited with ISO August. Paper made up of recycled fibres 14001, the international standard Dyson, S. (2015) Invited expert participant Horsley, P. (2015) Radio interview: ABC which have been extracted for organising and achieving in consultation for National Framework to from existing paper products, continual improvement in Breakfast, LGBTI Family violence, 11 August. to be used in the manufacture environmental management Prevent Violence against Women and their of further paper products. systems. This standard reviews Jones, T. W. (2015). The Challenges Children. Recycled paper can be 100% the total manufacturing of the Catholic Church. Hinch Live. recycled or consist of a mixture process and seeks continuous Made from post consumer of pre and post consumer waste improvement in aspects such recycled fibre and processed skynews.com.au. 7 June. along with some virgin fibre to as energy efficiency, waste without the use of any additional add strength. reduction and pollution control. chlorine or chlorine compound

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