Following the success of the inaugural Deadly Sex NSW Forum in 2026, AH&MRC is excited to be partnering again with ASHM and NSW Health to bring you Deadly Sex NSW in 2027.
This event offers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners in NSW the opportunities to update their knowledge, build workforce skills, share stories, and explore emerging issues in BBVs and STIs. Participants will also have the chance to connect with peers and experts, strengthening their professional networks and community impact.
Event Details
When: Tuesday 13th and Wednesday 14th April 2027
Where: AHMRC RTO, Little Bay, Gadigal/Bidjigal (Sydney)
Theme: Every Body, Every Story, Every Mob: Celebrating the Diversity of Aboriginal Sexual Health
Why attend?
Deadly Sex NSW offers a great opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care Professionals in NSW to:
- Strengthen professional knowledge and build confidence in delivering high-quality sexual health and Blood Borne Virus (BBV) care.
- Network with colleagues and learn directly from experienced sexual health practitioners and subject matter experts.
- Stay informed about emerging issues, innovations, and evidence-based practices shaping sexual health and BBV management.
Registration and Accommodation
Deadly Sex NSW is free to attend. Complimentary accommodation is available.
Accommodation is subject to committee approval upon registration and priority given to delegates traveling from outside Sydney.
To be part of this deadly event in 2027 Register Here
For further enquiries, please contact deadlysex@ahmrc.org.au
Committee Dinner
The Deadly Sex NSW Dinner is a free event that celebrates and promotes the incredible work of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners. It is an opportunity to recognise contributions and achievements within the sector in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
Deadly Sex Forum Committee
The forum is organised by a committee of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, health experts, and community representatives. Their goal is to strengthen workforce capacity, promote culturally safe practice, and amplify Indigenous voices in BBV and STI health.
Calling for Expressions of interest to present at Deadly Sex 2026
On behalf of Deadly Sex NSW Committee, we are now calling for expressions of interest to present at the Deadly Sex NSW 2026. All topics and formats are welcome. The committee would particularly like to encourage health workers and practitioners to share their experiences, projects, programs and stories of work they have been doing within sexual health in their communities.
