Share the social media campaign | Download the poster | There are a lot of myths and misconceptions out there about HIV, so it’s important […]
World AIDS Day & Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week
December 1 is World AIDS Day, and the beginning of Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week in Canada. Founded in 1988, World AIDS Day was the first ever […]
The Red Ribbon Walk & Run: Where the Money Goes
We need your support to help us meet our fundraising goal! Donations from the Red Ribbon Walk & Run go towards helping people living with […]
The PHA Fund: Supporting Quality of Life
Thanks to the PHA (Person living with HIV/AIDS) Fund, full-time mom Christine Bibeau was able to secure a new laptop and a louder voice against […]
U=U: The Most Important Equation in HIV Science Today
U=U is probably the most important equation in our understanding of HIV science today. Coined by the Prevention Access Campaign, U=U or Undetectable = Untransmittable […]
HIV- It Is (Still) Not Over: Marking Long Term Survivors Day
On June 5, 1981, the HIV/AIDS epidemic was officially recognized for the first time. They didn’t know what it was yet, but the CDC in […]
Making Connections with the Collective Impact Network
The Manitoba HIV Collective Impact Network (The Network) hosted its fourth full network event on December 1, 2017 to coincide with World AIDS Day. The […]
Exploring & Challenging HIV Stigma in Manitoba
Stigma (stig∙ma): noun: attitudes and beliefs that lead people to reject, avoid, or fear those they perceive as being different. Stigma is one of the […]
Get involved: HIV Stigma in Manitoba Study
Are you living with HIV? The HIV Stigma and Discrimination in Manitoba Study wants to hear from you! About the Study: Stigma and discrimination are […]
How everyone living with HIV in Canada became a potential criminal
By Richard Elliott | August 8, 2017 Xtra Spark in partnership with the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Image Credit: V Giridhar/Xtra The executive director of the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal […]
