Any

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 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.

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 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

HIV stigma campaign was created with feedback from gay/bi/MSM in the Durham Region using an online survey

Presenters discuss challenges and opportunities in prison health care

The HEIA is used to identify vulnerable and priority populations within a community and to help examine any proposed initiative to determine if it could unintentionally increase and population’s vulnerability, specifically to STBBIs

Aims to increase treatment adherence while improving quality of life and social connectedness for HIV positive gay men, and address food insecurity

This guide addresses the diverse sexual desires and sexual activities of gay, bi, and queer trans men. It includes important information on the choices we have and the questions we should ask to stay safe and healthy: sexually, mentally and emotionally.