Methods To Her Mad-Ness: Why Gender and Sexuality Methodologies Matter to Health Researchers Dr. Rebecca Sullivan speaks about the importance of rigorous gender and sexuality methodologies in health research. October 2022. Warning: this presentation contains sexual explicit content and strong language and is not intended for children. Viewer discretion advised. About the Speaker: As a form of transdisciplinary and equity-based scholarship, Gender and Sexuality Studies must follow the evidence wherever it may be. Peripatetic yet rigorously systematic, the objectives are not toward any disciplinary constraints but to the principles of harm prevention, social justice, and bodily sovereignty. Dr. Rebecca Sullivan delivers a passionate and practical guide to Why Gender and Sexuality Methodologies Matter, inviting health researchers to reflect on their own methodological principles and build “allied collaborations” with scholars and stakeholders alike. Dr. Rebecca Sullivan is the author / editor of eight books including the Gertrude J. Robinson Prize-winning Biotechnology in Canada: Bodies, Systems, Technologies. She is past president of the Canadian Communication Association and the Sexuality Studies Association.

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