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CBRC Events
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Previous Events
Smoke Break: Practical Strategies to Improve the Health of 2S/LGBTQIA+ People Who Smoke
The Impact of COVID-19 on 2SLGBTQQIA+ Communities Across Canada
Racism and Gay Men of Color: Living and Coping with Discrimination
Summit 2022 – Call for Proposals Q&A | Sommet 2022 - séance d’information
La PrEP aujourd’hui et demain
U=U, PrEP, Substance Use, and HIV Self-Testing: Key Findings from Sex Now 2021
Needs-Based Care Spaces: Creating Networks for 2SLGBTQIA+ Communities in Rural & Urban Mi’kma’ki
Halifax Investigaytors 2022
Join our latest cohort of learners from the Atlantic edition of Investigaytors as they present their research.
Conversion ‘Therapy’ Survivors Have Spoken! Findings from CBRC’s SOGIECE/CT Survivor Support Project
Come learn about how the project was structured, what was learned, what’s left to be done, and how the findings can help facilitate the creation of supports that survivors need to recover.
PrEP: Where Are We Going?
This webinar, presented by CATIE and the Community-Based Research Centre (CBRC) in partnership with The Future of PrEP is Now research team, is the second in a series of webinars on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).
Do You Mind? 2021-2022 Program National Highlights Webinar
This webinar will help develop a critical understanding of gender and sexual minority mental health and provide practical strategies for mental health promotion.
PrEP: Where Are We Now?
This webinar looks at current PrEP options and regimens, barriers to access, and what gaps exist in HIV prevention due to intersectional, systemic discrimination. Community leaders and academics from key underserved populations will share their perspectives on PrEP perceptions, access, and uptake within their communities.
What We Know: BGMN Discusses Sex Now Survey Results
In this webinar, Black Gay Men’s Network and Community-Based Research Centre discussed findings from the Sex Now Survey among Black same gender loving men.
Community-led Responses to 2SLGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health
In this webinar we shared the learnings from the first year of Do You Mind?, a pilot project designed by CBRC to empower gender and sexual minority youth to become mental health-savvy knowledge holders and advocates.
About CBRC
The Community-Based Research Centre promotes the health of people of diverse sexualities and genders through research and intervention development. CBRC’s core pillars —community-led research, knowledge exchange, network building, and leadership development— position the organization as a thought leader, transforming ideas into actions that make a difference in our communities.
À propos
Le Centre de recherche communautaire (CBRC) promeut la santé des personnes issues de la diversité sexuelle et de genre par le biais de la recherche et du développement d’interventions.
Les piliers du CBRC — la recherche communautaire, le partage des connaissances, la construction de réseaux et le développement du leadership — font de l’organisation un leader, transformant les idées en actions qui font une différence dans nos communautés.
