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Working with African, Caribbean & Black and Newly Migrated Communities who use Substances: Strategies to Strengthen the Work

This resource is created for those who work with people who use substances and are African, Caribbean, Black (ACB) and newly migrated people. It is intended to strengthen work from a place of care and inclusion, and to break down barriers.

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Supporting People Who Use Opioids in Pregnancy

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The Closure of Supervised Consumption Sites: A Gender Analysis

A report on how the closures of SCS have had devastating impacts on women and gender-diverse people. This resource seeks to bring a gendered lens to our understanding of the impacts of the Community Care and Recovery Act by outlining 5 key considerations and laying the groundwork for strategies to address these impacts. French translation coming soon.

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Delivering HIV PrEP in Primary Care Settings

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Strengthening Access to HIV Prevention Medications for Women and Gender-Diverse People

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International Overdose Awareness Day

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A Pocketbook for Women-Centred Care

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Bill C-12, Gender & HIV

This report briefly outlines the key changes that Bill C-12: Strengthening Canada’s Immigration Systems and Borders Act will have on immigration and asylum system. Then, through a gendered lens, we will further discusses the impacts these changes will have on HIV and healthcare, gender-based violence, housing insecurity, sex work, and drug policy, and share examples of what communities can do in response. French copy coming soon.

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Supporting Women & Gender-Diverse People who are Incarcerated or Recently Released from Prison

This resource was created to facilitate capacity building for WHAI’s community partners who work with women and gender-diverse people who are, or have been, incarcerated. It is intended as a starting place to strengthen this work, and foster inclusion of those who are / have been incarcerated. We encourage readers to continue to learn more about HIV, and how it impacts the lives people who are or have been incarcerated.

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WHAI Network H2 Progress Report (October 2025 – March 2026)

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Know Your Rights – The Right to Access Violence Against Women Shelters for Women, Trans, and Gender-Diverse People Who Use Drugs

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Knowing Your Rights – Using, Carrying, and Storing Drugs In Shelter

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Know Your Rights – Encountering Family Policing Services in Violence Against Women Shelters

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HIV Prevention Medications: Fortune Teller Q&A

This foldable hand game features questions and answers from WHAI’s HIV Prevention Medications pocketguide. Follow the instructions on the side to fold, play, and learn about PrEP, PEP and PIP!

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Take Your Pick: HIV Prevention Options Posters

A series of three posters promoting the HIV prevention options PrEP, PEP and PIP. Links to WHAI’s HIV Prevention Medications booklet.

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Prevention in Principle and Gaps in Practice: Canadian Provider Attitudes Toward HIV Prevention Among Women

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Planning Ahead: Legal and Practical Considerations for Ageing with HIV

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Framing substance use: Challenging assumptions, deepening understanding

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Activating Equity in Health Research Session (AEHR): Key Discussion on Criminalization & HIV

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Unbroken Nations, Accountable Systems: Advancing National Standards in Indigenous Women’s HIV & STBBI Care

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Recording – Working with African, Caribbean, & Black Communities who use Substances

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Global Epidemiology and Sex-based Differences of Bacterial STIs in Prisons

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HIV and Implementation Science

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