Please share your experiences and help us better understand our communities by participating in the research studies below.
To find out more about participating in research projects supported by ACON, please contact research@acon.org.au.
Are you a LGBTQ+ person aged 45-75 years and have had experience with Bowel Cancer Screening in NSW?
You’re invited to take a 15-minute anonymous online survey about their bowel cancer screening experiences. Participants can enter a draw to win one of three $50 vouchers and may choose to join a follow-up interview or focus group. Access the survey via the link below.
https://nousgroupau.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4ZNPXC3rJgqeaKW
Out With Cancer
ACON is involved in an international study on LGBTQI+ experiences of cancer and cancer care.
We are interested in the experiences of all LGBTQI+ people who have had cancer, or who have had medical intervention to reduce cancer risk, across all cancer types. We are also interested in the experiences of LGBTQI+ cancer carers, and people who have cared for a LGBTQI+ person with cancer. We will use this information to develop better information and support for LGBTQI+ people with cancer and carers. Find out more here.
Newly Positive, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University
Researchers at La Trobe University are studying the experiences of people who have been diagnosed with HIV in the past 12 months.
What is involved?
Participation involves a confidential audio-recorded interview of between 60–90 minutes. In the interview we will ask you questions about your experiences of: HIV infection; diagnosis, treatment; care and support; sex and relationships; and living with HIV. Interviews will be conducted via telephone or video-conferencing platform (such as Zoom). You will be compensated for your time with a $100 retail gift card.
Who is eligible?
You can take part if you:
- were diagnosed with HIV in the past 12 months.
- are living in Australia (you don’t need to be a permanent resident).
- are aged 18 years or over.
Who do I contact?
Call or SMS: Dr Jeanne Ellard on 0400 855 038
Email: J.Ellard@latrobe.edu.au
Find out more:
Newly Positive, Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University