Premium Content:

Michael Kirby to speak at Curtin University

Michael Kirby

The Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG will visit Curtin University this week to present a public lecture on confronting homophobia.

- Advertisement -

In the lecture, Justice Kirby will explore the crucial role universities have to play in supporting research to end homophobia in addition to all forms of LGBTIQ phobia.

Following the lecture, a panel of Curtin LGBTIQ researchers will showcase their current research projects, which will be followed by a discussion with Justice Kirby.

The former Justice of the High Court has been a vocal advocate for LGBTIQ+ rights both here in Australia and around the world.

Mr Kirby’s speech will be on the topic from Alfred Kinsey, to Orlando and Beyond: The role of research in confronting homophobia.

Friday August 26th 1:00pm – 3:30pm, Tim Winton Lecture Theatre, Building 213.104, Curtin University, Kent Street, Bentley. Reserve your place online

OIP Staff

Latest

Clive Palmer says ads were meant to say ‘sex’ not ‘gender’

The billionaire admitted he'd got it wrong when he quoted the World Health Organisation.

David Polson’s inspiring life honoured at State Memorial

The community leader, HIV advocate and champion of LGBTIQA+ history was remembered for his life's work.

Stedman Pearson from British band Five Star dies aged 60

The band comprising five siblings had a string of UK hits in the 1980s.

Sky News says they’re not sorry about running Palmer’s anti-trans advertisements

Sky news host Liz Storer says complaints about Trumpet of Patriot ads are only from a small minority who has "hurty feelings".

Newsletter

Don't miss

Clive Palmer says ads were meant to say ‘sex’ not ‘gender’

The billionaire admitted he'd got it wrong when he quoted the World Health Organisation.

David Polson’s inspiring life honoured at State Memorial

The community leader, HIV advocate and champion of LGBTIQA+ history was remembered for his life's work.

Stedman Pearson from British band Five Star dies aged 60

The band comprising five siblings had a string of UK hits in the 1980s.

Sky News says they’re not sorry about running Palmer’s anti-trans advertisements

Sky news host Liz Storer says complaints about Trumpet of Patriot ads are only from a small minority who has "hurty feelings".

On This Gay Day | Documentary 'Paris is Burning' made its debut

The documentary introduced the world to Ballroom culture.

Clive Palmer says ads were meant to say ‘sex’ not ‘gender’

The billionaire admitted he'd got it wrong when he quoted the World Health Organisation.

David Polson’s inspiring life honoured at State Memorial

The community leader, HIV advocate and champion of LGBTIQA+ history was remembered for his life's work.

Stedman Pearson from British band Five Star dies aged 60

The band comprising five siblings had a string of UK hits in the 1980s.