Thinking Intersectionally about Health and Equity in Our Communities @CBRC
Thinking Intersectionally about Health and Equity in Our Communities  @CBRC
Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
C1. SHORT ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Thinking Intersectionally about Health and Equity in Our Communities

Prevalence and Correlates of Incarceration Among Trans Men, Non-Binary People, and Two-Spirit People in Canada
Kai Jacobsen, William Hébert (University of Victoria; Carleton University)

The Use of Photography to Counter Injustice and Promote the Social Recognition of Gender Expression and Sex Work Practices
Julie Deslandes Leduc (Université du Québec à Montréal)

Epistemic Authority in Gender-Affirming Health-Care: Rethinking the “Assessment” and “Informed Consent” Models of Care
Gabriel Enxuga (McGill University; Lambda Health)
Thinking Intersectionally about Health and Equity in Our CommunitiesCBRC Summit 2024: KD KingThe More We Learn: Advancing Sexual Health Education and Knowledge ExchangeSex Nows OriginsU=U – Carlos SorianoThe Summit 2026 Call for Proposals is open until May 31!Vox Pop: Harlan Pruden on research as social changeOutreach to the Outlands: Community-Based Mental Health, Research & Harm Reduction in Rural Communi.A Journey in Rainbow MoccasinsCBRC Summit 2025: Marianne ChbatStarting Home Fires: Intimate ConversationsU=U – Christian Hui
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