Gender & Sexual Minorities (GSM)

The SIG will promote:

• Promote the sexual health of GSM within BASHH and at a wider strategic/policy level
• Prioritise prevention of STI/HIV and other related adverse health outcomes in GSM
• Collaborate with community organisations to promote sexual health of GSM
• Contribute to the surveillance of STIs relating to GSM
• Assist the monitoring and evaluation of prevention initiatives/interventions for GSM
• Promote best practice in the prevention, diagnosis, management including partner notification of STI/HIV through development of and contribution to guidelines and standards
• Identify gaps and define research priorities for the sexual health of GSM
• Provide education through meetings and via other media
• Promote access to information, advice, prevention, treatment and care relating to sexual health for GSM
• Contribute to undergraduate and post-graduate curricula development

Events

BASHH GSM-SIG Presents: MSM from Seven to Seventy - School, Spirituality & Sex

Date: 3^rd November 2017

Time: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Location: Aston University Conference Centre, Conference Room 1, Aston St., Birmingham, B4 7ET

Programme

Click Here to download the Programme

Presentations

• 1. An Update on the current HIV & STI data amongst MSM in the UK

  Sarika Desai

• 2. Islamic, Hindu and Sikh perspectives on homosexuality and their impact on identity, wellbeing and risk taking for MSM of religious faith

  Dr. Rusi Jaspal

• 3. Whose job is it anyway? The experience of engaging Jewish communities in LGBT+ inclusion

  Dr. Ben Ellis

• 4. Can you be religious and sexual?

  Rev. Simon Buckley & Remziye Kunlelaki

• 5. HPV Vaccination in MSM

  Dr. Tom Nadarzynski

• 6. Death, dying and HIV in the UK: Changing narratives over the decades

  Prof Damien Ridge

 

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Private content (i.e. Minutes etc.) can be accessed by SIG members here