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Through this video, we aim to create a greater understanding of our work and how it makes a positive impact in Ohio. We invite you to join us in supporting our cause and helping us spread awareness about HIV and its effects across the state.
This panel discussion focuses on how UNINTENDED stigma and discrimination from ASOs negatively impact individuals, communities, and health outcomes, often leading to direct conflict with the ASO’s missions to educate and create health outcomes
Convictions, incarceration, fines, and supervision are purposed to deter criminal activity using fear as a motivator to avoid the loss of freedom.
Delaney Barr, attorney at Equality Ohio presents state-wide data collection effort by Equality Ohio and OHMM on HIV cases in Ohio.
The alarming increase of women being incarcerated, particularly for crimes related to their HIV status around the nation and in Ohio.
Learn about House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 39 and why the OHMM is taking this tactic to further it’s mission of modernizing Ohio’s HIV laws and statutes.
During this session, learn how to translate your own real-life skills and training into an advocacy skill-set.
HIV has come a long way in 40 years. Under treatment, HIV is now a chronic disease and not a death sentence. We need to get the science right.
A panel of advocates from States that have modernized their HIV criminal laws discuss how they did it and gives lessons for Ohio’s Modernization efforts.
The series highlights the experiences of Ohioans living with HIV, social advocates and state leaders fighting to modernize Ohio’s outdated HIV criminalization laws.
Ohio’s HIV criminalization laws, the proposed changes and impact on real scenarios. The differences between legislative and legal strategies.
Sex workers face the stigma of being seen and treated, as vectors of disease, with horrendous repercussions on the health and safety of the community.
Stigma didn’t just arrive yesterday, it won’t just go away today, or even tomorrow. It requires sustained engagement to eradicate.
Coverage of HIV in the media and how it perpetuates stereotypes and stigma, including findings from the Michigan Stigma Index
Proposed changes to current law and how those changes fit in with the movement’s national strategy and principles for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Acknowledging the breadth and depth of systemic racism in our society–including in healthcare and the LGBTQ community at large.
Coverage of HIV in the media and how it perpetuates stereotypes and stigma, including findings from the Michigan Stigma Index
Proposed changes to current law and how those changes fit in with the movement’s national strategy and principles for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Acknowledging the breadth and depth of systemic racism in our society–including in healthcare and the LGBTQ community at large.
Ohio’s current HIV criminalization laws impact people and people living with HIV, and their caseworkers can help to minimize harm.
Transgender people are Disproportionately impacted by HIV and its criminalization. Join us for a riveting webinar to learn more.
Transgender people are disproportionately impacted by HIV and its criminalization in the Ohio
Discussion designed to educate and train attorneys to competently represent people living with HIV who are at heightened risk of arrest due to their HIV status.
Fear, loss, stigma, and courageous first responders – these are all things held in common by the AIDS pandemic and in our current age of coronavirus.
With 32 states having HIV Criminalization Laws, where are the women’s voices in this discussion? Join us for a wide ranging discussion.
Join OHMM for a discussion about the science of molecular surveillance, how to advocate for community concerns and the impact onmodernization efforts.
Ohio’s HIV laws are unjust, unscientific, unproductive and unsupported. It’s time to modernize and we have a plan to fix that.
Join OHMM for a discussion about what people living with HIV and their caseworkers need to know about Ohio’s current HIV criminalization laws.