Laws criminalizing HIV are harmful and increase risk of violence for people living with HIV – especially for communities most impacted by the epidemic and discriminatorily targeted by law enforcement.HIV criminalization (see “Key phrases” for definition) is a racial, gender, [...]
Bodily autonomy is the simple but radical concept that individuals have the right to control what does and does not happen to our bodies. When we have full bodily autonomy, not only are we empowered to make decisions about our [...]
Last year, networks of people living with HIV in the United States came together as the U.S. People Living with HIV Caucus (HIV Caucus) to outline our policy agenda for the federal response to the HIV epidemic. Today, on the [...]
The views and opinions expressed in this piece are the author’s and do not necessarily represent the position of Positive Women’s Network – USA.by: Lisa Johnson-LettAugust 10, 2022Introduction: (Disclaimer) The words I speak are my words reflecting the opinions and [...]