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The 2S/LGBTQ+ Health Hub Lecture Series features presentations and discussions from our network members and distinguished external speakers who are experts in their field of research. 
Below is an archive of recordings from these lectures, each accompanied by a summary and list of key references discussed. 

To find upcoming live lectures please check out our Upcoming Events page. 

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Community 9/23/2026

The Impacts of Alberta's Bill 29 on Trans, Nonbinary, and Gender-Diverse Athletes

Community-Based Research   Qualitative   Advocacy   Policy   Sports   Gender Diverse   Non-binary   Trans   Urban   Prairie Provinces

How is Alberta's Bill 29 changing sport for trans, nonbinary, and gender-diverse athletes? Celeste Pang and Kayde DePestel share what athletes told them and what allies can do.

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Fellows 9/22/2026

Modernizing Sex and Gender Survey Measurements: Interpreting Pre-Existing Sex and Gender Data

Epidemiology   Quantitative   Survey Methods   Advocacy   Health Equity   Policy   2S/LGBTQ+   Gender Diverse   Non-binary   Trans

TJ Salway shows health researchers how to work responsibly with older and secondary data that measure gender and sex, so these data can be updated for appropriate use.

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Community 5/2/2024

MindMap BC: Mapping Two-Spirit, trans and queer affirming mental health supports

Intersectional Approaches   Mixed-Methods   Quantitative   Health Equity   Health Services   Mental health   2S/LGBTQ+   Gender Diverse   Trans

A researcher and a community engagement specialist present MindMap BC, a free, community-built online directory that helps 2SLGBTQ+ people in British Columbia find affirming mental health care.

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Community 5/11/2023

This is Our Care

Community-Based Research   Qualitative   Gender Affirming Care   Health Equity   Trans   Non-binary   Gender Diverse

Hannah Kia shows how transgender people's lived experiences should be valued as professional knowledge in healthcare. Her research shows peer support is essential and requires fairly paid transgender workers.

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