The Latest Features and Interviews Stories
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Profile: your nostalgia Is killing me
Activist Ian Bradley-Perrin on how romanticizing the past can obscure the present. Interview by Sarah Liss for CATIE's Positive Side. -
Media stories of people prosecuted for not disclosing their status show Black men on trial in disproportionate numbers. What impact does this have on African, Caribbean and Black communities? From CATIE's Positive Side, Sané Dube investigates. -
POZcast focuses on HIV, Fatherhood and Fertility
From Universities without Walls, a series of informative discussions hosted by James Watson. -
Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: is the tide turning?
Rob Olver interviews Edwin J. Bernard, Global Co-ordinator of the HIV Justice Network at "Rethinking Justice 2017 Symposium on HIV, Law and Human Rights -
Chatty CATIE: What is the one thing you wish you had known when you were first diagnosed with HIV?
And, what advice would you have for someone newly diagnosed? For CATIE, RonniLyn Pustil interviews two people living with HIV. -
Second-time around: BareBackRT.com - the interview
Best of PositiveLite.com: then Editor Bob Leahy chats about the business with the owner of the world’s largest online hookup site for gay men who prefer not to use condoms, BareBackRT.com -
Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) endorses U=U.
The Ontario HIV Treatment Network: "Acting on this knowledge will drive good public policy and clinical practice – encouraging prompt access to testing, treatment and support, as well as dramatically reducing HIV stigma." -
2,100 miles on a bike: Barry Haarde is in the saddle again
Bob Leahy talks to long-time HIV and Hep C survivor Barry Haarde as he prepares to tackle his sixth marathon bike ride to raise awareness and money for hemophilia -
The growing invisible majority and what do people aging with HIV really need?
Bob Leahy talks to Realize’s Kate Murzin about our collective response to HIV and aging – what’s working, what’s not and why that’s important to know -
PositiveLite.com Publisher Bob Leahy talks to CATIE’s Executive Director Laurie Edmiston
PositiveLite.com gets the inside scoop on U=U (CATIE’s role in promoting it) federal government funding (any hope of more money?) and the Federal HIV/AIDS strategy (missing in action or not?) -
The clock is ticking as 30% of community-based HIV organizations, including CAS, are set to lose federal funding in a year’s time. Bob Leahy reports
