The Latest Stories About Events
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Coming of Age: Exploring our collective response to HIV and Aging
Rob Olver reports on this past weekend’s forum from the organization formerly known as the Canadian Working Group on HIV and Rehabilitation (CWGHR) -
My experience working at this year’s Pride parade in Toronto
Guest author Miguel Torres' experience volunteering at Toronto Pride 2016 lays bare the many racial and cultural divides our community suffers, as well as the need for bridges. -
Realism needed about the benefits and risks of taking part in HIV cure studies
There is “an ethical imperative to understand the motivations, decision‐making, expectations and comprehension of potential trial participants,” researchers say." From AIDSmap, Roger Pebody explains -
Scotiabank AIDS Walk Toronto 2016
This annual fundraiser took place on Sunday, September 11, 2016, to benefit ACT. Here are some photos of the event. -
Youth Unleashing Power: reflections (an editorial piece)
A report on Youth Unleashing Power: A Pozitive Youth Symposium (YUP) 2016 -
Close for comfort? Reflections on illness, death, dying and grief
What's hot with Peer Researchers?The OHTN's Universities Without walls presents an online talk show hosted by James Watson -
Learn about the movement to end HIV Criminalization
An important panel discussion so save the date: Thursday, September 15, 2:45 PM H-535/635, Concordia University, Montreal. -
The Episodic Disabilities and Insurance Roundtable, hosted by CWGHR, gave attendees an opportunity to discuss the issues facing people with episodic disabilities in accessing insurance. -
Don't believe the "end of HIV" hype -- the sober truth is that we face a long generational fight against a dogged virus, as David Wilson and Marelize Gorgens of Worldbank.org explain. -
Bow Ties and Butter Knives: Fighting Stigma Within Our Own Community
"... we can all play a part in this fight. Let’s not put each other down but rather build each other up," says Joshua Middleton -
Bob Leahy interviews Kevin Maloney, the man behind RiseUptoHIV
He’s shy, he’s unassuming and he’s a dynamo when it comes to HIV advocacy. Kevin Maloney talks about RiseUpToHIV, his new video campaign What’s Your Positive Message and (reluctantly) the man behind it all
