The queer First Nations group connecting across state borders After the last few years of social distancing and disconnection, Ricki Spencer was keen to create a space for queer First … Continued
Understanding of non-binary and genderfluid people in SA is still evolving July 14th is International Non-Binary Peoples Day. If you’re not aware, in simple terms, a non-binary person is someone … Continued
How self-testing has CONNECTed with the community CONNECT is the first federally-funded project of its kind in Australia — dispensing HIV self-test kits to support rapid HIV testing and to … Continued
How Dr Duncan’s death changed life for LGBTIQ+ South Australians Will Sergeant (pictured) is a historian and writer based in Adelaide. You might’ve come across his alter-ego, Dr Gertrude Glossip, … Continued
Our communities often experience higher levels of harmful substance use, and LGBTIQ+ people can be reluctant to access alcohol and other drug (AOD) services. That’s why The Cottage Adelaide was … Continued
In 2021, SAMESH volunteers donated more than 400 hours of their time to support a range of activities, including Feast Festival events, university campus engagements and assembling safe sex packs. … Continued
The annual International AIDS Candlelight Memorial was held at 57 Hyde Street on 15 May to commemorate the lives lost throughout the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The day provided an opportunity to … Continued
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) is an opportunity for the global community to recognise and address the ongoing discrimination faced by our LGBTIQ+ communities. A report … Continued
The Public Cervix Announcement campaign is rolling out now across Adelaide. The campaign was created to encourage LGBTIQ people with a cervix – especially those from our transmasc communities – … Continued
Cold and flu season is rapidly approaching, and we encourage anyone who can to get their annual influenza vaccination. By keeping up-to-date on your flu shots, you help reduce the … Continued