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Transforming Care, Affirming Human Rights: Interdisciplinary Community-based and Intersectional Research to Advance HIV/STBBI Health Equity Among Trans and Gender Diverse People
Webinar Recording – HIV and reproductive health: How to support pregnancy planning
Towards Access for All: Best and Promising Practices from Low-Barrier, Harm Reduction Shelters in Canada
Characterizing Cis and Trans Women’s HIV Risk and Access to HIV Prophylaxis in Ontario, Canada
5 étapes pour se fair dépister avec GetaKit
GetaKit est une étude de l’Université d’Ottawa en partenariat avec des unités de santé publique de l’Ontario, qui vise à offrir des évaluations en ligne et des dépistages en laboratoire pour les infections transmissibles sexuellement (ITS) et le VIH.
How Bill 6 & 10 Impact Cis Women and Gender Diverse People Across Ontario
A report on how Bill 6: The Safer Municipalities Act and Bill 10:The Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act will impact cis women and gender-diverse people.
HIV self-testing in cis women in Canada: The GetaKit study
In light of ongoing HIV diagnoses among cis women, despite decreases in other populations, such as men
who have sex with men, various testing approaches, including HIV self-tests are being targeted at cis women as a means
of identifying undiagnosed HIV infections and of linking those with positive test results to care. Little, however, is known
about risk characteristics of cis women who access HIV self-tests in Canada. This study examines demographic characteristics, risk factors, and test results of cis women
who obtained HIV self-tests through the HIV self-testing platform, GetaKit.ca.
Know Your Rights: Drug Use and the Child Protection System in Toronto
This resource provides information about the child
protection system in Toronto. Stigma and
discrimination against parents who use substances —
which is made worse by colonialism, racism, sexism,
classism, homophobia, transphobia, other forms of
discrimination, and poverty — affects the experience of
people who use substances involved with the child
protection system and makes it more difficult to access
the resources and support they need. This resource provides legal information for parents
who use substances that are involved with the child
protection system in Toronto, their loved ones, and
their service providers.
Addressing rising syphilis rates among women in Canada
This webinar explores the rapid increase in syphilis cases among women in Canada over recent years, examining the social determinants of health, systemic barriers to care and intersecting forms of discrimination that drive the epidemic.
Addressing the Impact: Raising HIV Awareness in ACB Communities
While ACB communities have made progress in reducing HIV rates, ongoing challenges such as racism, discrimination, and mistrust in the healthcare system can discourage individuals from seeking or continuing HIV prevention, treatment, and care services. Addressing these systemic barriers is essential for improving health outcomes and achieving equity.
Introduction to HIV & Aging
This one and a half hour session will cover the basics on HIV and Aging. The main topics are Overview of aging with HIV; Sexual Health and Activity; Comorbidities; Mental Health; Financial Considerations. The target audience for this webinar are staff working with people aging with HIV.
International Women’s Day 2025
WHAI wishes all Trans and Cis women, 2-Spirited and Non-Binary femme people a Happy International Women’s Day. Event details coming soon.
Expressions of Envy, Anger, Guilt, and Shame in Organizational Dynamics
This virtual session delves into how emotions such as shame, guilt, anger, and envy can manifest in the workplace, especially in high-stress environments like HIV care. We’ll explore strategies for managing these emotions to foster a psychologically safe and supportive work culture.
Addressing rising syphilis rates among women in Canada
This webinar explores the rapid increase in syphilis cases among women in Canada over recent years, examining the social determinants of health, systemic barriers to care and intersecting forms of discrimination that drive the epidemic. Speakers discuss current and historic trends across national and regional contexts, including the similarly steep increase in congenital syphilis, which occurs when the infection is passed to a fetus during pregnancy.
Breakaway presents Karaoke For A Cause!
Breakaway Community Services is holding another KARAOKE FOR A CAUSE fundraiser on February 27th Three Dollar Bill 1592 Queen Street West Toronto – doors at 6:00pm🎙️🎤
Insights from leaders in HIV prevention among African, Caribbean and Black communities
Explore the HIV prevention landscape within African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) communities through this panel discussion with leading experts. This webinar explores unique systemic challenges these communities face, including barriers rooted in anti-Black racism, stigma and inequitable access to culturally relevant services.
Working with Transgender and Non-Binary Patients/Clients: A Guide for Front Line Workers and Healthcare Providers
During this virtual session focused on Transgender and Non-Binary people, we will explore the demographics in Canada; the Social and Political Issues; and review the basics of clinical care and issues.
Strawberry Ceremony 2025
Join us to mark the 20th year that we hold ceremony at Toronto Police Headquarters – 40 College St, Toronto – for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Trans and Two-Spirit people (MMIWGT2S) and the passing of beloved Elder Wanda Whitebird who led this event for 19 years.
National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day at TAIBU
Please join the AYA Circle of Care team, a partnership between the Black Health Equity Lab, University of Toronto Scarborough, TAIBU Community Health Centre and Moyo Community Services, on Friday to recognize National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
National African, Caribbean, and Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2025
On National African, Caribbean, and Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we honour and support our friends at The African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario (ACCHO) in their work.