By Professor Juliet Richters

Conference Presentations

Carter A; Richters J; Yeung A; Rissel C; DeVisser R; Grulich A; Haire B; Bateson D; Newman C; Vaughan C; McGeechan K; Donovan B; Guy R, 2019, 'Unwanted sex when drunk or high: Findings from the First (2001-2002) and Second (2012-2013) Australian Studies of Health and Relationships', presented at 2019 Australasian Sexual Health Association Conference, Perth, 12 October 2019 - 15 October 2019

Yap L; Simpson P; Butler T; Richters J; Grant L; Donovan B, 2019, 'Disclosing sexuality: Gay and bisexual men’s experiences of coming out in prison', presented at Public Health Association of Australia - Justice Health Conference, Sydney, 09 April 2019 - 10 April 2019

Richters J; Smith A; Lyons A; Ferris J; Pitts M; Shelley J; Simpson J, 2010, 'Measuring desire: Labelling and conceptual frameworks for sexual difficulties, problems and dysfunctions', presented at 2010 Australasian Sexual Health Conference, Sydney, 18 October 2010 - 20 October 2010

Richters J, 2010, 'What do Australians know and understand about chlamydia? The social aspects', presented at 2010 Australasian Sexual Health Conference, Sydney, 18 October 2010 - 20 October 2010

Richters J; Crosbie K; Hooker C; Leask J, 2009, 'Dirty fingernails and risky sex: Lay concepts of contagious disease transmission in developed countries', presented at Scoping cultural epidemiology in the Antipodes’ symposium, Canberra

Ferris J; Smith A; Pitts MK; Shelley JM; Richters J; Simpson J, 2008, 'Poly social drug use in the Australian population: Data from the Australian Longitudinal Study of Health and Relationships', presented at Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and other Drugs Conference, Sydney

Richters J, 1999, 'Epistemological versus cultural relativism: Some issues in the philosophy of social science affecting sex research', presented at National Centre in HIV Social Research colloquium, Sydney

Richters J, 1997, 'Intercourse without ejaculation as a safe sex technique', presented at AIDS Impact: Biopsychosocial Aspects of HIV Infection 3rd International Conference, Melbourne

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