Now showing at Sydney's LGBTQ+ museum Qtopia, is a room featuring four decades of ACON campaigns.We’re Here for You – 40 Years of ACON celebrates 40 years of unwavering support, advocacy, and community care. From its beginnings during the HIV/AIDS crisis to its role today as a leader in LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing, ACON has...
Turning 40 allows for a little celebration and some trans joy as an act of resistance. With recent historical changes in legislation that have made it far easier to change gender markers on birth certificates in NSW, there are lot of wins to celebrate in the trans and gender diverse community, which is now more...
Whether you’re a fan of disco, ballroom, or just getting down to some good old pop hits, we’ve got it all covered. And don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of seating for those who want to take a break and chat. But trust us, you won’t want to sit down for long because the dance floor...
Join us for an afternoon of community story sharing, solidarity and connection. ACON, in collaboration with the Kirketon Road Centre (KRC), Sex Workers Outreach Project (SWOP) and NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA), will hold a special event marking International Overdose Awareness Day. Supported by the Surry Hills Community Drug Action Team, this event on...
Book here The Art Gallery of NSW and ACON's LOVE Project have partnered to offer free monthly art experiences for LGBTQ+ people and allies, 18 years and over. All genders, sexualities and cultural background welcome. The Art Gallery wants to share their collection, exhibitions and passion for art. You are invited to monthly visits, offering...
ACON is taking over the Wharf 2 Theatre at Sydney Theatre Company to create the ACON 40 Hub. A full day featuring a series of sessions that will celebrate, reflect and allow us to share stories and connect to community and beyond. We will be reflecting on our history and celebrating LGBTQ+ trailblazers, queer theatre,...
From the early days of HIV to today, people in our communities step up to care for others who need them. In this panel discussion hosted by ACON CEO Michael Woodhouse, we explore the role of volunteer and family carers, supporting carers and how our culture of care has changed over the last 40 years....
Everyone comes out in their own way. Not all of us do. Hosted by ABC journalist Mon Schafter, this panel will explore the notion of ‘coming out’ and how it takes multiple forms through diverse stories and experiences. Our guests share personal stories about choosing to share their identities with others on their own terms...
