Resource Center on HIV Stigma & Discrimination

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Personal Stories

As a Woman With HIV, I Make My Sex Partners Sign a Disclosure Contract: Here's Why

Self Stigmatization: How I Fooled Myself Into Thinking I'm Sick

Disease-Free, Clean and What?

Undetectable = Uninfectious. So Why Are People With HIV Still Being Criminalized for Having Sex?

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Whether you need help as a person facing HIV stigma or discrimination, or want to join others as an advocate, there are a lot of ways to take action.

News & Opinion

Most Impacted Communities Take Center Stage at #HINAC3
Will the Federal FIRST STEP Act Help People With HIV Convictions?
A Play About AIDS Wins Tony Awards, and No One Says 'HIV'
Veteran of Two Overseas Combat Zones Faces Possible Discharge Simply Because He Lives With HIV
No Shame in Sin Vergüenza: A Bilingual Telenovela Targets HIV Stigma
HIV Criminalization and Women
Ignorance About HIV Is Not an Excuse to Be Disrespectful
Through Blogging, HIV-Positive People Can Have a Platform to Be Heard and Understood

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