TALKING STIGMA
Listening to and amplifying community voices
HIV in View provides a platform for honest conversations around living with HIV and the stigma and discrimination that pervades. Through lived experiences and insights, we have worked with community voices to focus on different aspects of stigma and uncover how we can start to break this down as a united front. Our videos touch on important aspects of social justice and policy, the impact of misrepresentation, and the importance of education and awareness campaigns in shifting unconscious bias that fuels HIV stigma.
Personal stories of what it’s like to live with HIV and the impact of stigma
Close Up: Victoria & Inad
Tune in as HIV in View partners Victoria & Inad fuel the initiative to focus on equity across all populations affected by HIV.
HIV is still a thing
In this episode, our panel focus on what it means to grow older and thrive with HIV, how we can address the unmet needs of people with HIV, and what improved quality means from all angles, at all stages of life.
Drawing parallels – living with HIV in 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic had a profound effect on many people living with HIV. For those who lived through or were diagnosed with HIV in the 80s and 90s, the pandemic has had a horribly familiar echo.
HIV and mental health
One in three people living with HIV will experience symptoms of depression during their lifetime. We explore the link between HIV and mental health. how stigma can fuel trauma and distress, and how to embrace key foundations for improving emotional wellbeing.
In Conversation with Stephen and Rebecca
To keep women living with HIV in view, we spoke with our HIV in View partner Rebecca Tallon de Havilland to discuss what more we can do for women and trans women living with HIV.
Women in HIV – our health, our rights, our role
Young women around the world continue to lack adequate health services, and consistently experience sociocultural, economic barriers and political inequalities. This episode focuses on the unconscious bias that fuels HIV stigma experienced by women and the impact it can have on health and everyday lives.
Acknowledging knowledge gaps and stigmatising language
HIV doesn't have a look
People living with HIV are still questioned for not "looking" HIV positive. Doreen is here to prove otherwise.
Close Up: Doreen & Inad
Tune in as HIV in View partners Doreen and Inad get personal about their HIV journeys!
How you speak matters
This episode explores the everyday discourse of HIV in the media, online and individual accounts from personal and professional lives. Find out the ways in which language and public perception of HIV could be improved to provide a more sensitive and accurate reflection of what living with HIV is really like.
Defeating discrimination
We explore the impact of misrepresentation and discrimination, progress made from a personal perspective and key insights into what it is like to live as your true self in a society that can often be stigmatising
HIV IN VIEW - HITS THE STREETS
In this series, host of In Conversation Series 1 Charity Kase took to the streets of London to find out what people really think about HIV. Using images from the Shutterstock gallery and insights gained from our Global Perceptions Survey, we gained a picture of how far we have come in how HIV is perceived, but also the knowledge gaps that still linger despite these breakthroughs.
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Leaving no stone unturned to foster a more inclusive, equitable society
Close Up: Rebecca & Axel
HIV in View partners Rebecca and Axel open the conversation around stigma to understand its impact and change the HIV narrative.
Breaking down disparities for transgender people living with HIV
Marking Transgender Awareness Week, this episode discussed the health inequalities and discrimination facing transgender people living with HIV.
Facing HIV stigma, 40 years later
In this episode, our panel question why people living with HIV still face stigma - despite the huge strides made in HIV care over the past 40 years – and what still needs to change.
What’s next for improving the lives of people living with HIV?
Inclusivity and health equity
Through exploring what a truly inclusive world looks like, we can evaluate how far we have come and how much further work is left to do, as well as detailing positive changes being implemented
Changing the narrative of living with HIV
How can we dismantle stigma around HIV care and prevention? This episode explores individualised care, HIV stigma and the ongoing battle to change the narrative of HIV
People, partners progress
Hear from our panel as they celebrate the 30th anniversary of our grant-giving programme, Positive Action, and discuss the important role the HIV community plays in ending the HIV epidemic
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