As women age with HIV or grapple with a new HIV diagnosis at any age, overall health matters. On April 23, 2026, join us for episode 42 of A Girl Like Me LIVE.
On Thursday, March 26, 2026, cohosts Olivia G. Ford and Bridgette Picou, LVN, ACLPN, discussed critical findings on the impact of stigmatizing language in the healthcare system on people living with HIV.
The Well Project, along with a group of expert advisors, sought to understand the extent and impact of stigmatizing language in healthcare settings - and what can be done.
In response to the US government's disavowal of this crucial day, The Well Project and PWN-USA have teamed up to remind the world that we don't need permission to be acknowledged.
This year, it is only fitting for The Well Project and Positive Women's Network - USA to team up and take the lead in assuring that NWGHAAD stays on the national radar.
Watch this lively conversation all about the transformative practice of mindfulness and its profound impact on women living with and vulnerable to HIV.
Join us for a transformative episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, hosted by Ciarra "Ci Ci" Brown and community advisory board co-chair Lynette Trawick.
Join us on as we explore symptom management, healthy coping strategies, and the power of community and storytelling in navigating this transition.
On November 20, 2025, The Well Project held a pivotal roundtable discussion exploring what we know about menopause and HIV, the unique experiences of women living with HIV, and more. Watch the recording now!
In episode 37 of A Girl Like Me LIVE, we emphasize the significance of being proactive in healthcare encounters, preventative screenings, and self-advocacy.
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The 2006 WRI meeting focused identifying the most critical constraints to accelerating progress in research and focusing our efforts only on those specific constraints within our direct sphere of influence.
Together, we can change the course of the HIV epidemic…one woman at a time!