The Choice is Yours campaign evaluation
Evaluation of The Choice Is Yours campaign developed by Positive Life NSW in 2015.
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September 2017
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July 2017
Talking and telling after diagnosis
Telling your sexual partner you’ve had an STI diagnosis is not only responsible, it makes good sense.
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June 2017
Why let HIV get in the way of a good relationship?
HIV Difference? is the third phase of our printed resource first launched in 2008 called Sero Disco and relaunched in 2012 as SeroDisco2. This print resource supported gay men starting or already in a [...]
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June 2017
‘Robert’
His story is a journey of HIV difference; of changing times and rethinking beliefs. And how information and disclosure can overcome your fears and help you take control to have the kind of relationships [...]
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June 2017
Fox and Thomas
After connecting online, Fox and Thomas build a strong future together where paperwork, visa bureaucracy and finding time to play takes up more space than HIV in their serodiscordant relationship. Virtual attraction Fox [...]
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June 2017
Dianne
A story of assumptions and being a heterosexual woman living with HIV. How talking about HIV, testing and trusting made more difference to a relationship than anyone’s HIV status. Dianne - HIV Difference? [...]
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June 2017
‘Suresh’
While 'Suresh' has changed countries, partners and attitudes, being HIV-different hasn’t changed his chances for love and companionship. 'Suresh' - HIV Difference? Another country Suresh was born in Saudi Arabia in 1986. [...]
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June 2017
Ted
While Ted navigates the boundaries of labels, sex and identity, being sexually adventurous with his HIV-different partners and fuck buddies doesn’t slow Ted down in any way. Ted - HIV Difference? Coming [...]
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June 2017
Dan
This story is about someone who knows himself well enough to accept others for who they are, and is prepared for the best sex possible. Dan - HIV Difference? Preparing himself Dan [...]
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June 2017
‘Matt’
Fiercely protective of his privacy, Matt struggles to cope with a number of unexpected events. He faces his fears and finds companionship and support in a HIV-different relationship. 'Matt' - HIV Difference? [...]
