The Qualitative Symposium is a scientific day dedicated to qualitative research in public health, organized by the Community of Practice in Qualitative Research* of the Université de Montréal School of Public Health. This first

Maxim Gaudette, Tara Chanady and Olivier Ferlatte authored a publication examining health professional’s perceptions of gay dating apps (GDAs) impacts for young gay, bisexual,

Olivier Ferlatte and Élisabeth Dromer (former Qollab Master’s student) sign a new publication in SSM—Qualitative Research in Health. This publication presents the results of Élisabeth’s master’s thesis. The article explores

Cannapix is organizing a photography exhibition on LGBTQ+ youth cannabis and mental health at La Ptite marche (1122 Boul. de Maisonneuve E,) from November 10 to November 20, between 1pm and 6pm.

Olivier Ferlatte and Tara Chanady authored a publication on photovoice, stigma and suicidality among gay men living with HIV. Gay men living with HIV are at relatively high risk

Do you have any experience with Chemsex or PnP? Qollab is still looking for men (cis or trans) and non-binary people to participate in our

Qollab is hosting a screening of a new documentary series called "Wicked Bodies". It is a project that aims to raise awareness about eating disorder issues in the queer community. The event is free and

Qollab is launching a new study: For a more inclusive health system for gay, bisexual, queer and Two-Spirit men (GBQ2S) in Montreal. This study invites GBQ2S men living on the island of Montreal to share their experiences with health services and their suggestions for improvement in focus groups.

Doctoral candidate in public health (University of Montreal) and Qollab student Emmanuelle Gareau is launching her doctoral project to explore how women who have undergone female genital cutting, circumcision or mutilation (FGC/M) living in Canada experience their sexuality.

Les Jeunes Chercheur.e.s Queer of Qollab launched the I Stand Out survey to better understand the realities of 2S/LGBTIA+ aged 15-24 in Canada.