The Denver Principles still apply today
Forty years ago, the Denver Principles demand for a place at the table was ahead of its time.
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December 2023
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August 2023
Why ‘silence equals death’ is still on our radar
Silence equals death is still on the radar of our communities especially those of us living with HIV today.
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March 2022
Women living with HIV? Hidden in plain sight
28 years ago,as a married heterosexual monogamous woman, I received a life-altering diagnosis. HIV.
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December 2021
2021 World AIDS Day
As people living with HIV, we are all diverse and our experiences are different. What connects us is that HIV has shaped us indelibly.
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December 2020
Women and HIV
I am acutely aware that the lived experience of women living with HIV today is still mired in ignorance and invisibility.
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May 2019
HIV – the heterosexual context
As a heterosexual woman living with HIV for the past 25 years, I have to ask "Doesn't everyone's sexual health matter in an age of ending HIV?"
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March 2019
Women and HIV
Lifting the ignorance and invisibility is a task for both men and women in the elimination of HIV says Jane Costello.
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November 2017
2017 World AIDS Day Address
World AIDS Day is important because it reminds the public and government that HIV has not gone away.
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May 2016
2016 Sydney Candlelight Memorial
Iconic painting based on 1990 LIFE magazine photograph of David Kirby, surrounded by his grieving family.
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April 2016
Still living with ignorance and invisibility
About 10 per cent of people living with HIV in Australia are women, yet we remain relatively invisible.
