The Well Project at the 2026 International Workshop on Women & HIV

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Submitted on Aug 24, 2026

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Bridgette Picou standing next to the Language Matters poster.

Stakeholder liaison Bridgette Picou, LVN, ACLPN, was in Prague, the Czech Republic, in April of 2026 for the 16th International Workshop on Women & HIV. This yearly conference is focused on research, medicine, and best practices that address unique medical, social, and structural challenges related to HIV prevention, treatment, and care for women. The Well Project presented a poster called Language Matters in Healthcare – Understanding the Frequency and Impact of Stigmatizing Language among Cisgender and Transgender Women and Non-Binary Adults Living with HIV in the United States, based on our research project and survey examining language, its use, and its impacts on women living with HIV across the gender spectrum.

 

Please check out the poster image below – or download the PDF version!

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"Language Matters in Healthcare – Understanding the Frequency and Impact of Stigmatizing Language among Cisgender and Transgender Women and Non-Binary Adults Living with HIV in the United States” poster.

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