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QAMH Members are invited to join us for our Online Members Forum. During this forum we will be joined by transgender womxn Cloé Sophia (she/her/hers).
Cloé Sophia offers a unique perspective the situation of the Trans and Gender Diverse community. She has insights as to why there is a need to ‘punch up’ and be apart of the solution for policy reform and how you can help.
Cloé also offers a trans perspective on how to support and include gender diverse people. A perspective you will only hear from a trans organisation/person of lived experience working outside an lgbtiq+ government-funded standpoint.
And finally Cloé shares a perspective on the ‘The bright future ahead for all of us in normalising gender expression. True Gender Equality’.
About Cloé
Cloé is first and foremost a proudly queer woman and a person who has a lived experience of anxiety, depression, homelessness and physical disability.
Cloé is a creative, a maker, a natural problem solver. She uses her forced dislocation from society because of her non-normative experiences to become an advocate and change-maker, seeking to continually learn.
Her project-based career has covered such diverse things as: Electronics engineering, Photography, Contemporary Dance, Support Work, Youth Work, Festival Production, Sexology, Picture Hanging, Acting, Film making and Advocacy.
Cloé is dedicated to dismantling rhetoric, metabolising stigma, disseminating knowledge and removing shame to create a more open, joyous, safer and inclusive space for everyone to express their full humanity.
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We look forward to our member’s continued involvement and engagement in our member’s forums.
QAMH represents over 100 members in the Queensland community mental health sector.
Through QAMH, members have the access to resources that strengthen their organisations, a platform to connect with colleagues, and create a solid evidence base for community mental health interventions.
Our member’s support has enabled QAMH to deliver some positive outcomes for the mental health sector in terms of advocacy, influence, representation and sector development.
Membership with QAMH includes a range of benefits as part of our commitment:
- Representation and advocacy
- Opportunity to influence Queensland’s community mental health landscape
- Strategic support
- Delivery of latest and most relevant Information
- Training, forums, and development opportunities
- Invitations to member-only events.
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QAMH Members receive communications with links and registration details. If interested in participating in QAMH forums, events and activities please speak to your QAMH Member representative. For general queries email: members@qamh.org.au
If you are interested in discussing membership, please contact Sarah Childs, Director – Sector Engagement and Development, via email schilds@qamh.org.au or phone 07 3394 8480.
Find out more about the benefits of membership with QAMH
QAMH acknowledges and pays deep respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters across Australia. We honour their Elders past and present, whose knowledge, leadership, and cultural practices have sustained these lands for millennia.