Many of you may have noticed the ebb and flow of the community-based HIV movement, influenced by medical and scientific breakthroughs, funder priorities, community activism and larger political, social and economic forces. Throughout my 20-plus […]
I have always enjoyed the spirit of giving and I have always tried my best to participate, whether it is through volunteering or donating. There are so many big and small organizations out there trying […]
I was asked once, something I’m sure everyone has been asked, (or at least thought about) what if I hit the jackpot? To be honest, I’d probably stick with my work, casual to part-time at […]
A research study of relationships where one partner is HIV-positive and the other is HIV-negative As HIV rates have stabilized, HIV-positive individuals are living longer lives. More and more people today are in relationships where […]
From its beginning, CATIE has shared information with people living with HIV so that they can take better care of their health. In Fall 2015, we undertook a national online survey to better understand the […]
Yes, it’s been a really hot summer! This means a great growing season for local produce. Fingers crossed, we can expect an abundance of fresh produce well into early winter. I’ve been asked many times […]
The AIDS Committee of York Region is happy to be introducing a new program to provide sexual health support to guys who hook up with other guys. Several of our staff have undergone training in […]
World Hepatitis Day is an international event focused on raising awareness about viral hepatitis and influencing real change in disease prevention and access to testing and treatment. The first World Hepatitis Day was held in […]
It is the time of year to get out and soak up the sun! Put on some shades and head down to the beach; catch an outdoor concert; go to a community fair (there are […]
Based on changes to the reporting regulation of the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA), the names and contact information of people who test positive for HIV at anonymous testing clinics may not necessarily be […]
