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A paper discussing how HIV prevention in the pandemic must expand not only to address COVID-19, but to foreground social determinants of health.

‘- Reflections of Trans Women of Colour: Love, Resilience, and Health -Series Introduction – Experiences of Health Care Access and Barriers among Trans Women of Colour in Toronto, Canada – Speaking to the Experiences of being a Trans Woman Newcomer in Toronto, Canada – Speaking to the Experiences of Self… Read more of the article: SSHINE Lab

Resource on why it’s important and how to keep active during physical distancing and the COVID-19 pandemic… Read more of the article: COVID-19 and Physical Activity

The photo essay draws on photographs and narratives created as part of an ongoing community-based photo-voice project. The aim of this project is to visually explore the gendered dimensions of HIV stigma, disclosure, and criminalization among diverse groups of women and transgender people living with HIV in Vancouver, Canada.

Fighting Hunger and Poverty in Communities Affected by HIV/AIDS

HIV JUSTICE WORLDWIDE is an initiative made up of global, regional and national civil society organizations – most of them led by people living with HIV – who are working together to build a worldwide movement to end HIV criminalization.

A refugee who learns he is HIV positive when he arrives in Canada, a native person with a dual identity, a few ordinary Canadians who were told they would die soon, a victim of rape, a young woman born with HIV, a housewife, a youth educator.

HIV/AIDS activist, Tim McCaskell explains to CBC news that there is the need to raise awareness as many people fail to recognize those living with HIV are not being treated properly.

Hosted by Dr. Carmen Logie, Canada Research Chair in Global Health Equity & Social Justice with Marginalized Populations, and Associate Professor at the University of Toronto’s Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work. Supported by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). This podcast invites a range of weekly guests to talk about… Read more of the article: Everybody Hates Me: Let’s talk about stigma