Leading the co-design of a mental health service for LGBTIQA+ people in the ACT. The co-design process received high praise from participants and the service was well received by the funding body – who have funded the service.
Designing a trauma-informed primary prevention program in Papua New Guinea, which received the World Bank Group and Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) Development Marketplace Award for innovation in the prevention and response to gender-based violence.
Developing the first HIV-prevention training package to increase PrEP use among adolescent girls and young women in Africa. The package was field-tested in Zimbabwe, and there was a 59% increase in oral PrEP uptake among AGYW in the seven months following the training.
Developing the Contribution to Change (C2C) Framework – a social impact measurement framework that supports community-based organisations to measure and demonstrate the impact of their organisations. This is being used by three peer-based LGBTIQA+ organisations in Australia.