The GLAAAM+ Survey is a major Australian study examining the health, wellbeing and experiences of gay, bisexual+, queer and other men who have sex with men from multicultural backgrounds. Previously known as the Gay Asian Men Survey, the study was expanded in 2025 to include people from Asian, African, Latin American, Middle Eastern and other culturally diverse backgrounds.

While the GLAAAM+ Survey has an important role in HIV and sexual health surveillance, this webinar will focus primarily on its broader health and wellbeing findings. In particular, it will consider how social and structural factors shape health and wellbeing, and what the findings tell us about inclusion and belonging for multicultural GBQMSM+ people in Australia.
The webinar will provide an opportunity to consider the implications of the findings for policy, services and LGBTIQ+ organisations, including how culturally responsive services, anti-racism initiatives and stronger opportunities for social connection can support better health and wellbeing.

Members, including staff, volunteers and delegates of LHA Full, Regular, Affiliate and Associate member organisations can attend free as part of their supporter benefits.
Please RSVP free here.