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Resources on COVID-19 Support, Advocacy, Gender and HIV

The Well Project has compiled a diverse list of trusted resources we believe can be useful to our community during this unprecedented global event – including women with HIV, their allies, and health providers.

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Sexual and Reproductive Health, Rights, Justice, Pleasure, and HIV

Many complex factors affect women's health beyond HIV. Learn about reproductive justice, the role of pleasure, and other related ways of thinking about people's sexual and reproductive lives.

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Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities in the Workplace in the US

Learn about reasonable accommodation in the workplace, your rights by law as a person living with HIV, and how to take care of yourself at work.

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Why Language Matters: Facing HIV Stigma in Our Own Words

The language we use to talk about HIV affects the well-being of people with HIV. Learn about the power of words, and less stigmatizing language for discussing HIV.

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Why Race Matters: Women and HIV

Race matters when it comes to HIV – and not just for women of color. Learn about differences in HIV rates by race and why these differences exist.

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Talking with Your Children about HIV: HIV Awareness for Children

Talking with children about HIV can be tough but important. Get some tips on how to share age-appropriate information about HIV with kids.

Submitted on Nov 16, 2022

Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities in the Workplace in the US

Learn about reasonable accommodation in the workplace, your rights by law as a person living with HIV, and how to take care of yourself at work.

Submitted on Oct 24, 2022

Why Language Matters: Facing HIV Stigma in Our Own Words

The language we use to talk about HIV affects the well-being of people with HIV. Learn about the power of words, and less stigmatizing language for discussing HIV.

Submitted on Sep 1, 2022