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May Friedman
Co-edited a book on gender fluid parenting with Dr. Fiona Green “Chasing Rainbows” (Demeter Press, 2013); Co-investigator on “Through Thick and Thin”, a research project in collaboration with RHO looking at queer women’s experiences with weight stigma in health care provision; Spoke at the RHO conference 2014 on the topic of fat and queer intersections;…
Melanie Morrison
Large CIHR-funded grants with a focus on multiple marginalities, vulnerabilities, and resilience.
Treena Orchard
CIHR-funded project exploring adherence to HIV medications and arts-based method of body mapping among HIV+ Aboriginal women (in Vancouver, BC) and gay men (in London, Ontario). Project completed, dissemination and analysis on-going (2012-present). CIHR-funded project exploring environmental health risks and resilience among women and transwomen in street-based sex work in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge. Project just getting started…
Carla Rice
In her research, Dr. Rice’s focuses on embodiment and bodily difference. Specifically, she has explored queer people’s experiences in health care; how people experience stigma when negotiating fertility treatment; stigma around fat, with a particular focus on queer and trans communities; and mobilizing new meanings of disability and difference. Dr. Rice engages in arts-informed research,…
Alvarado Llano Beatriz
Adaptation of Gay Poz Sex to latinoamerican HIV positive gay men; Adaptation of prevention strategies to Latino gay men; Social dynamics or risk among gay and trans populations;
Janice Ristock
Janice Ristock is a professor in Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Manitoba
Alex Abramovich
Dr. Alex Abramovich has been addressing the issue of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning and 2-Spirit (LGBT2SQ) youth homelessness for over 10 years. He is an internationally recognized leader in the area of LGBT2SQ youth homelessness, and is one of a few Canadian researchers studying the phenomenon of queer and trans youth homelessness. Over…
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Last Updated: April 9, 2026 PLEASE READ THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS WEBSITE. The following sets out the terms and conditions (“Terms”) that govern your access to and use of the Rainbow Health Ontario website located at www.rainbowhealthontario.ca (the “Website”). The contents of the Website include, without limitation, all information, data, products,...
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Dernière mise à jour : 1 mai 2026 VEUILLEZ LIRE CES MODALITÉS ET CONDITIONS ATTENTIVEMENT AVANT TOUTE UTILISATION DE CE SITE WEB. Les modalités et conditions d’utilisation (« Modalités ») énoncées ci-dessous régissent votre accès et votre utilisation du site Web de Santé arc-en-ciel Ontario situé à l’adresse www.rainbowhealthontario.ca (le « Site Web »). Le contenu du Site Web comprend, sans s’y...
Conférences de mentorat
Entrer en relation avec vos pairs Conférences téléphoniques de mentorat pour les soins de santé aux personnes trans (disponible en anglais seulement). Inscrivez-vous Les 1e et 3e mercredis de chaque mois, SAO offre des conférences téléphoniques de mentorat pour les soins de santé aux personnes trans, une téléconférence ayant lieu toutes les deux semaines et permettant aux médecins cliniciens...
Notre objectif
Santé arc en ciel Ontario (SAO), un programme de Sherbourne Health, crée des possibilités afin que le système de santé soit mieux en mesure de servir les communautés 2SLGBTQ. SAO offre de la formation aux prestataires de soins de santé partout en province afin d’accroître leur sentiment de compétence sur les plans clinique et culturel...
Notre histoire
Garantir l’égalité d’accès aux soins de santé pour les personnes 2SLGBTQ+ Depuis 2007, SAO œuvre à l’amélioration de l’accès à des soins de santé adaptés aux communautés 2SLGBTQ+. En savoir plus Création de Santé arc-en-ciel Ontario Santé arc-en-ciel Ontario (SAO) a débuté ses activités en avril 2007 en tant que programme financé par le ministère...

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