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Michael Kirby to speak at Curtin University

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

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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

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