Grant: Meetings, Planning and Dissemination Grant: Gender, Sex and Health
Direct Payment
$15,000.00
S.L.A.M! (Sex, Love, Asian Men!) 2011: Asian Men's Sexual Health Symposium
FY 2010-11
Summary
specializing in HIV/AIDS education, and support in the East and Southeast Asian communities in Ontario, proposes to organize a one and a half day sexual health symposium, Sex, Love, Asian Men (S.L.A.M!). Based on a successful 2009 pilot project that ACAS implemented, the symposium objectives are to:
1. Promote the uptake and exchange of information between local, national and international experts in Asian men's sexual health and the Asian men's community in Ontario;
2. Identify where ACAS program development or expansion may serve to address gaps in knowledge and meet identified needs of Asian men; and
3. Facilitate the development of potential research partnerships through a de-briefing and brainstorming session post-S.L.A.M!
Seventy-five Asian men from diverse age groups, professions, geographic location in Ontario, abilities, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, and HIV status would be invited to participate in the symposium.
The event will start with an evening of public plenary presentations of service providers, community leaders, and researchers from local, national, and international groups/organizations, to discuss Asian men's sexual health. On the second day, 9 panel discussion/interactive workshops of a wide range of sexual health issues would concurrently be facilitated at the Symposium.
After the symposium, we will organize a de-briefing and brainstorming session of researchers, community leaders, and service providers to discuss new knowledge articulated from the symposium and potential research collaboration pertaining to sexual health in Asian men.
Significant outcomes of S.L.A.M! 2011 will include the development of research partnerships, increased relevance of programs and services of our organization as well as those of our partner organizations and, most importantly, better sexual health for Asian men in Ontario.
Department
Program
Meetings, Planning and Dissemination Grant: Gender, Sex and Health
Recipient
Location
Ontario, Canada
Type
Grant
Source
CIHR Funding Decisions Database
As published
Id
208432
Name
Sutdhibhasilp Noulmook
Region
Ontario
Country
Canada
Orgtype
Research Institution
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Gender and Health
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Meetings, Planning and Dissemination Grant: Gender, Sex and Health
Projecttitle
S.L.A.M! (Sex, Love, Asian Men!) 2011: Asian Men's Sexual Health Symposium
Programtype2
Miscellaneous Programs
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Direct Payment
Cihramount2
$15,000
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$0
Programname2
Meetings, Planning and Dissemination Grant: Gender, Sex and Health
Keyworddelim
Asian Men; Hiv/Aids Prevention; Knowledge Translation And Exchange; Sexual Health Education; Social Determinants Of Health
Abstract
specializing in HIV/AIDS education, and support in the East and Southeast Asian communities in Ontario, proposes to organize a one and a half day sexual health symposium, Sex, Love, Asian Men (S.L.A.M!). Based on a successful 2009 pilot project that ACAS implemented, the symposium objectives are to:
1. Promote the uptake and exchange of information between local, national and international experts in Asian men's sexual health and the Asian men's community in Ontario;
2. Identify where ACAS program development or expansion may serve to address gaps in knowledge and meet identified needs of Asian men; and
3. Facilitate the development of potential research partnerships through a de-briefing and brainstorming session post-S.L.A.M!
Seventy-five Asian men from diverse age groups, professions, geographic location in Ontario, abilities, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, and HIV status would be invited to participate in the symposium.
The event will start with an evening of public plenary presentations of service providers, community leaders, and researchers from local, national, and international groups/organizations, to discuss Asian men's sexual health. On the second day, 9 panel discussion/interactive workshops of a wide range of sexual health issues would concurrently be facilitated at the Symposium.
After the symposium, we will organize a de-briefing and brainstorming session of researchers, community leaders, and service providers to discuss new knowledge articulated from the symposium and potential research collaboration pertaining to sexual health in Asian men.
Significant outcomes of S.L.A.M! 2011 will include the development of research partnerships, increased relevance of programs and services of our organization as well as those of our partner organizations and, most importantly, better sexual health for Asian men in Ontario.
Competitiondate
201006
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1 yr 0 mth
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Sutdhibhasilp, Noulmook
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1 an 0 mois
Cihrcontribution2
~ $15,000~ $0~