Work With Us

Our work spans research, resource production, education and training, and popular campaigns.

The GMSH is anchored to two points:

  • Capacity building among service providers
  • Education within the community

If you’re interested in sexual health for gay men, we’d love to connect. Whether you’re an artist, researcher, writer, or outreach worker, there are many ways to contribute to our work.

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Come work with us

We prioritize projects that are high-impact for our community.

That means basing our projects on epidemiological data and other sexual health research and on community input about pressing issues.

It is important for us to involve and engage people with lived experience in all of our work. We encourage anyone who is linked to our communities to reach out, specifically anyone who is:

  • gay, bisexual, or queer
  • living with HIV
  • Black, brown, or racialized
  • Indigenous and Two-Spirit
  • living with a disability
  • trans, genderqueer, non-binary, or gender non-conforming
  • living in Ontario outside of Toronto

There are many opportunities (both paid and volunteer) to be involved in our work, including partnerships and contracts.

Learn more about our work.

Below are some examples of our recen reports, publications, and resources. You can also check us out on YouTube and Instagram.

13 January 2022

Trans Interweaving Project

Trans people have always been part of 2SLGBTQ communities and gay men’s sexual spaces and cultures, but are often invisible in sexual health conversations and HIV work. This affects trans people’s health and wellbeing. The Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance (GMSH) and many other HIV-focused organizations are now looking towards intentional trans inclusion and integration in their work.

7 September 2021

Now Trending: Info_PnP

InfoPnP is a private FB group for guys who party n play where members can talk about PnP openly. Guys use the forum to share resources, ask questions, and offer each other support.

7 February 2022

Sex with Me: Conversations with Black Gay Men About Sexual Health

For this project, we interviewed three queer Black men from different backgrounds and talked sex, sexual health, and having fun. The result is six videos starring and produced by Black SGL men that cover the experiences of the community. This series, split into two parts, is a tool to help to bridge knowledge gaps among service providers and promote affirming, culturally responsive sexual health and HIV related outreach and care for Black SGL men. 

Current Opportunities

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