Transgender or non-binary people

Sexefluide est une ressource nationale bilingue offerte en ligne et destinée aux jeunes Canadien·ne·s de 15 à 25 ans. Ce site Web aborde la prévention du VIH par le biais d’une approche globale qui traite des rencontres et des relations modernes, du plaisir personnel, de l’usage de substances et de… Read more of the article: Sexefluide

Sexfluent is a national, bilingual, online resource for Canadian youth ages 15-25 that addresses HIV prevention through a comprehensive approach that addresses modern dating and relationships, personal pleasure, substance use and harm reduction, and mental health. Sexfluent provides youth with an inclusive, sex-positive and affirming space to explore a variety… Read more of the article: Sexfluent

This guide is for trans women and their sex partners. This resource covers topics such as body parts and identities, disclosure, HIV and other STIs, safer sex, surgeries, talking to your doctor, harm reduction and sex work

Magazine sur la santé et le bien-être des personnes vivant avec le VIH. Dans ce numéro : femmes trans positives; crise des surdoses; campagne I=I de CATIE; blips de la charge virale; Victoria Cool Aid Society; questions fréquentes sur le CBD; Juan Saavedra, designer-militant. Read more of the article: Vision positive (printemps 2020): Préjugé, sexe et sûreté

Health and wellness magazine for people living with HIV. In this issue: positive trans women; the overdose crisis; CATIE’s U=U campaign; viral load blips; the Victoria Cool Aid Society; Q&A on CBD; designer and activist Juan Saavedra.

‘- 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

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.

Jean-Pierre Routy, an infectious disease clinician and researcher at McGill University in Montreal, studies the immune properties of testes removed during gender reassignment surgery.