Are you an Ohio resident living with HIV and want to make a difference?
Our Stories is an awareness campaign highlighting the voices of people living with HIV through storytelling. We encourage you to share your story because stories build familiarity and ultimately, help stop the stigma.
The resolution serves to acknowledge the 40th anniversary of the first reported cases of HIV/AIDS…
Stigma has proven to be a formidable and pernicious obstacle to ending the epidemic. Faith leaders and communities have a vitally important role to dismantle
“The test came back positive for HIV.” These are the dreaded words that I heard one humid day in July.
About 10 years later I happened to be reading an article that had three Black men who had been prosecuted around HIV-related charges.
HIV criminalization has become a landmine were walking and talking can blow up in your face. Dating becomes a question mark about, When, How, and
HIV status criminalization destroys lives and drives those at greatest risk of HIV infection from getting tested and PWH further underground.
Twenty years after these laws were signed in science and technology have made them obsolete and harmful to the citizens of Ohio. Ohio’s current laws
By Bryan Jones I first became interested in HIV criminalization laws while attending a United States Conference on Aids in 2010. I attended a session
It is well established that the American justice system disproportionately affects people of color and women and this holds true with Ohio’s felonious assault law.
I was utterly shocked, mad, and stunned! Surprised that I let this happen, Mad at myself and stunned to the point of disbelief. I drove
Our Stories is an awareness campaign highlighting the voices of people living with HIV through storytelling. We encourage you to share your story because stories
