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PSHP is a longitudinal province-wide community-based research initiative implemented by a team of peer researchers to examine housing and health in the context of HIV and to assess the current and projected housing needs of people with HIV in Ontario.

The project brings together trans women to identify our priorities for research around HIV. It is the first step in developing a national Trans Research Program.

A one-hour online talk show hosted by Universities Without Walls. This talk show connects guests from across Canada to engage in frank discussions about hot topics, provide updates about research studies, tell all about their experience and share one or two lessons learned.

The Canadian Public Health Association worked with communities across Canada, including a National Reference Group, to identify the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours that enhance prevention activities.

The Indigenous Red Ribbon Storytelling Study was conducted in part to examine how Indigenous peoples living with HIV construct and understand their experiences accessing antiretroviral therapy.

An information site on sexual health for men who have sex with men

Shane Patey, Canadian Treatment Action Council Executive Director, considers the implications of how we talk about ‘risk’ when it comes to the burden of HIV/HCV Stigma.

The Provincial Health Officer’s annual report examines the HIV epidemic in BC among gay and bisexual men, and makes recommendations for renewing HIV prevention in this populatio

Provides and overview and information about CPPN, an independent network for and by the people living with HIV and HIV and co-infections in Canada

This booklet is for people 50 or older who are living with HIV, as well as their partners, family members and caregivers. It looks at some of the issues that older adults living with HIV might face and recommends ways to stay healthy—physically, mentally, emotionally and sexually. Updates for this… Read more of the article: HIV and Aging