Lecture Series
Overview
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.
Queering Ethics: Navigating Dual-Overlapping Relationships in Community Care
A politicized counsellor presents promising practices for navigating dual relationships in community care, proposing a liberatory ethics of care to replace colonial notions of 'professionalism.'
Learn MoreUsing Arts-Based Research Methods in Social Justice Research
Celeste Pang demonstrates how arts-based action research builds community coalitions and sparks social imagination, sharing two projects connecting LGBTQ+ older adults and care workers.
Learn MoreColors of Inquiry: Exploring Queer Arts-Based Research
This lecture explores arts-based research methods within queer communities, demonstrating how comics, self-films, and documentaries can reveal experiences with compassion, body image, and eating disorders among LGBTQ+ populations.
Learn MoreIs it Loneliness: Narrative of Social Connection & Disconnection Among LGBTQ+ Older Adults
Celeste Pang challenges dominant 'loneliness epidemic' narratives and offers new frameworks for understanding social connection and disconnection among LGBTQI older adults in Canada.
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