by HIVE Online | Sep 19, 2016 | In The Media
The HIV justice movement has radical roots. Advocacy, activism and sexual rights birthed this movement that was once about how larger structural systems affect people?s lives and sometimes, lead to their death. Today, on the other hand, transphobia, misogyny, racism and anti-blackness are well and alive within the world of HIV treatment and prevention. This has resulted in marginalized communities (African Americans, Latinos, trans women, cis and trans men who have sex with men/MSM) experiencing high rates of HIV.
by HIVE Online | Sep 7, 2016 | HIVE News & Events
Participatory action research is awesome. It is grounded on the idea that lived experience is important and including community members throughout the research process is essential.
by HIVE Online | Aug 9, 2016 | AIDS2016
HIVE and GlobalSHARE were accepted to conduct a session at the Research Literacy Networking Zone (by AVAC) at AIDS 2016. Our session was about “Supporting Women & Youth.?
by HIVE Online | Jun 6, 2016 | HIV+ Women, Providers
This hour-long video tells the story of three women who are national leaders: Ms. Naina Khanna (Executive Director of Positive Women’s Network-USA), Ms. Gina Brown (Coordinator at New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council), and Ms. Linda Scruggs (Director of Ribbon Consulting Group).
by HIVE Online | May 9, 2016 | Hangouts with HIVE, HIVE News & Events, Trans Men
Watch to learn about ways to mitigate stigma & provide TMSM competent care!
