Gay Students Zurich
Welcome to the website of z&h, the organisation of gay and bisexual students in Zurich!
We organize monthly dinners, movies and games evenings and much more, so you can get in touch with other gay or bisexual boys. For our female guests we refer to the L-Punkt, our lesbian pendant. If you're looking for more information about us, consult our FAQ, explore the site and come to the next event!
A new Event by Let's Talk About Sex and Drugs about Health, Sex and Drug use, in cooperation with Checkpoint Zürich.
Join in to discuss topics like sexual health practices, chemsex, HIV, PrEP, or just sex and drug use in general, in an open forum.
Our friends from Du Bist Du are looking for volunteers. See details below.
Facebook: DU BIST DU
Webseite: https://du-bist-du.ch/
This year we will be present at the Zurich Pride Festival (9/10 June) together with LGBT student associations from whole Switzerland. Not only will we attend the parade together, with a wagon, but we will have a booth together as well – where you will be able to do bodypainting!
If you're looking for a bed in Zurich during the Pride *or* if you want to host someone at your place, then please sign up here:
On Tuesday, 16th May 2017 at 19 o'clock at the University of Zürich (Rämistrasse 71, 8001 Zürich, KO2 F 150) LGBTI Research Night 2017 will take place.
You can follow up on what's happening in LGBTI reseach and vote for the best project of 2017.
There will be 8 speakers giving 10 minute presentations about their work. Questions and answers sessions as well as discussions are foreseen after the presentations. This is a great chance to exchange ideas between the audience and researchers.
The Zurich Pride Festival (ZHPF) 2016 offers many different interesting events culminating in a festival on Friday/Saturday 10/11 June and a great parade through the city. For more informations about the events, please have a look at:
http://zurichpridefestival.ch/pride-week
Make sure to visit the parade and join us there! What a great day to be a gay student!
A lot of new HIV infections are passed on by men who believe that they are HIV-negative. When you get close to someone, it's easy to develop a certain level of trust and have sex without a condom. In this way, many men take risks without knowing it. People who are not aware that they have been infected with HIV unknowingly pass the virus on to others and become part of a chain reaction that could have been prevented.
In the first weeks in particular HIV is so infectious that one single unprotected encounter could result in an infection.
