Research about the health and wellbeing of trans and gender-diverse people in Australia remains uneven, with significant gaps in what we know about people’s health, experiences of healthcare, and the systems and conditions that shape health and wellbeing.

Liz Duck-Chong (she/her) will present initial findings from a recent national Trans research project, providing an early picture of what the research is telling us about the experiences and priorities of trans and gender-diverse people. 

Liz will also place these findings within the broader Australian research landscape, reflecting on what the available evidence can tell us, where it remains limited or inadequate, and what research is needed to better inform policy, services and advocacy. 

This webinar will provide an opportunity to consider both the findings emerging from the research and the broader question of whether Australia has the evidence needed to understand and respond to the health and wellbeing of trans and gender-diverse people.

Presentation by

Liz Duck-Chong (She/Her)

Researcher, writer and trans advocate whose work focuses on trans health, wellbeing and justice. She has extensive experience in advocacy, research and community engagement, with a particular interest in strengthening the evidence base about the health and wellbeing of trans and gender diverse people in Australia.

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