Policy and research webinars
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LHA hosts regular webinars that bring together leading researchers and policy makers to explore issues related to LGBTIQ+ health.
For those unable to attend the live event, or who would like to revisit the discussions, recordings for the 2026/27 sessions are available here.
Members, including staff, volunteers and delegates of LHA Full, Regular, Affiliate and Associate member organisations, can attend upcoming webinars free as part of their supporter benefits. Participants in the live webinars will be able to watch the presenter via videoconference and ask questions.
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Recorded September 23, 2026
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Highlighting the B – What Australia’s first national bi+ sexual health study tells us about health, relationships and inclusion
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This webinar presents key findings from the BiSHH community report, Understanding sex, health, and relationships among bi+ people in Australia, exploring what the research tells us about the diversity of bi+ people’s lives and some of the significant health and wellbeing issues identified through the study.
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Recorded September 09, 2026
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Trans health in Australia: New findings and the research landscape
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Presenting initial findings from a recent national Trans research project, this webinar provides an early picture of what the research is telling us about the experiences and priorities of trans and gender-diverse people.
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Recorded August 26, 2026.
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Optimise+ and the national mapping of LGBTQ+ community-controlled mental health and AOD services
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This webinar explores the Optimise+ project and its work mapping LGBTQ+ community-controlled organisations delivering mental health and AOD services across Australia. The session examines what this work reveals about the current service landscape and how improved visibility of the sector can support stronger policy, planning, funding and service integration.
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Work participation inequities among LGBTIQ+ Australians Implications for health policy and inclusion
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This webinar examines new national evidence on employment disparities affecting LGBTIQ+ Australians and the implications for policy and system reform.
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