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A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 30: Lifetime SurvivorsThere are several terms with similar meanings that are used to describe HIV transmission at birth or early in life, and those who acquired HIV this way. Some terms come from the community itself, while others are more clinical – and some may be considered stigmatizing. It may be confusing for those who do not share this experience to know what term they ought to use. Many who were in attendance at the 2023 US Conference on HIV/AIDS were able to witness a historical moment where the community itself identified that they are to be referred to as “Lifetime Survivors” and/or...2023-10-161h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 29: Women, Sexuality, and HIVHuman sexuality exists on a dazzling spectrum. There are many ways that individuals express, and describe, their romantic, physical, and/or emotional attractions to other people. While everyone is unique in the way they experience (or do not experience) attraction, there are groupings within the spectrum of sexuality that people may use to label that aspect of their identity. Labels can be awkward – though they can also help people find others who identify in similar ways, to find community or intimate partnership.
The Well Project invites you to join us for the 29th episode of A Girl Li...2023-07-1852 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 28: Women Like Us -Aging Positively Combatting Loneliness and Isolation with HIV Building a VillageResearch shows that loneliness is a factor in how well people age. When you add the feelings of stigma and shame that sometimes accompany life with HIV, these feelings can be magnified and may also bring a sense of isolation. Quality of life and the desire to engage in care may be negatively impacted when one is experiencing loneliness related to their HIV diagnosis. On Thursday, April 27th at 12pm ET, The Well Project streamed the first Women Like Us - Aging Positively episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE where The Well Project’s stakeholder liaison, Bridgette Picou, LV...2023-06-071h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 27: HIV Women and Sexual PleasureOn Wednesday, March 29th, 12pm ET The Well Project hosted the 27th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE where Ciarra "Ci Ci" Covin was joined by community advisory board member Kim Canady to discuss the topic of HIV, women, and sexual pleasure. The discussion includes highlights from The Well Project's poster presentation "Facilitating Engagement about Sex and Pleasure Between Providers and Women Living With HIV" at the 2023 International workshop on HIV and Women in Seattle, Washington, as well as presentations at USCHA and SisterSong's "Let’s Talk About Sex" conferences in 2022. Ci Ci and Kim discussed some key ta...2023-06-0759 minA Girl Like Me LIVEUpdates to the Perinatal HIV Clinical Guidelines!The fourth session of Leadership Exchange LIVE (BEEEBAH Edition) features Ciarra “Ci Ci” Covin (The Well Project) and Lealah Pollock, MD, MS (University of California, San Francisco). Join this powerful discussion as they discuss recent updates to the Perinatal HIV Clinical Guidelines.
Updates to the section Infant Feeding for Individuals with HIV in the United States now assert the need for shared decision-making between providers and parents living with HIV and increased support from providers for parents' infant-feeding choices. This is big news!
Join this discussion to learn about these updates; hear Ci Ci relate her...2023-03-1759 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 26: Advancing Meaningful Inclusion of All Women in HIV Research and Clinical TrialsHistorically, women across the gender spectrum have been insufficiently included and involved in HIV research. Such exclusion has resulted in limited knowledge about important aspects of women’s experiences of HIV that would inform their active participation in decision-making about their health and well-being. Join us for a special A Girl Like Me LIVE where Ci Ci is joined by Women’s Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS member Tonia Poteat, PhD, MPH, PA-C to discuss the importance of including all women in HIV research.
This interactive discussion explores what contributes to the little knowledge about women’s experi...2023-02-1254 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 25: Coping with Mental Health around the HolidaysWhile the reasons are unclear, studies have shown that, in the general population, women are two times more likely to experience depression than men. Women living with HIV across the gender spectrum are even more likely than women in the general population to experience mental health challenges. The holiday season can be a tough time for many individuals, for many reasons, and having a community of support may prove to help cope with feelings of loneliness, isolation, and sadness. On Thursday December 15, 2022 The Well Project streamed its 25th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE co-hosted by Ci Ci...2023-01-0959 min
Conversations with CEIHow Can We Destigmatize HIV and Pregnancy?Preventing perinatal HIV transmission is an important strategy for eliminating HIV. Historically, rates of perinatal HIV transmission were 25-40% without interventions, but advances in HIV research, prevention, and treatment have made it possible to reduce that risk to less than 1%. Despite this progress, many myths and misconceptions about HIV and pregnancy remain. In this episode, Dr. Antonio E. Urbina, Medical Director of CEI’s HIV Primary Care and Prevention Center of Excellence, speaks with Dr. Andrés Ramírez Zamudio, Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences and Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, at t...2022-12-0827 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 24: Talking to Teens about HIV and HIV PreventionTalking with adolescents and teens about sex and HIV can be anxiety provoking, but these conversations are so important as we seek to ensure that they are equipped with accurate and up-to-date information about HIV prevention and awareness. It may not be the easiest conversation to have, but there are ways that you can educate yourself and resources to help you!
On October 26th at 12:00 pm ET, Ci Ci was joined by Kimberly Canady and Ieshia Scott, two long-time community advisory board members, for the 24th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE. You're not going to...2022-11-121h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 23: Honoring National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day #NHAADSeptember is recognized as Healthy Aging Month.
Join for a special A Girl Like Me LIVE in honor of National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (#NHAAD). In the US, the first cases of HIV emerged among young men, but today we know that the epidemic affects both women and men of all ages, including older women. Despite the tremendous improvements in HIV drugs that now enable many people to live long and healthy lives with HIV, there are ways that living and aging with HIV is different from aging while HIV-negative.
In the 23rd...2022-10-181h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 22: Improving Patient-Provider CommunicationThe patient-provider relationship is established when a provider attends to the medical needs of a patient. Depending on a number of factors, this dynamic can have both positive and negative effects on the person receiving care. Strong patient-provider relationships established on trust, shared-decision making, and effective communication can have a positive impact on people living with HIV and these relationships often prove to have an impact on their overall health outcomes. On Wednesday August 31, 2022, 12pm EST, Ciarra “Ci Ci” Covin was joined by The Well Project Medical Editor, Theresa Mack, MD, MPH as they had an insightful conversation on the...2022-09-1259 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 21: Health Disparities, Health Inequities, and HIVHealth disparities are differences in health that are linked to unjust social conditions (income inequality, racism, gender bias, and many more). A health disparity can be a higher rate of a disease among certain groups than others – even, in many cases, despite ongoing prevention efforts. HIV is just one example of an epidemic that is made worse by health disparities. In the 21st episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci was be joined by author, community advocate, and transformational speaker Connie L. Johnson. Connie and Ci Ci discussed health inequities and health disparities faced by Black women an...2022-08-231h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 20: Navigating Mental Health CareWomen living with HIV across the gender spectrum are more likely than women in the general population to experience challenges to their mental health. Among many people, accessing mental health care can carry stigma, and can even be discouraged by some family members and friends. Additionally, women, often primary caregivers, will care for others before caring for themselves.
In the 20th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci is joined by Raenisha Love, LCSW as they discuss mental health care from both the perspective of a therapist who offers non-judgmental, empathic services to individuals across t...2022-07-251h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 19: Mothers and Daughters Navigating an HIV DiagnosisTelling someone you love that you are living with HIV can be really hard. Living with HIV can often impact not just the person who received the diagnosis, but also those around them - including family, friends, and other people they are close with. During the month of May, and beyond, we celebrate the special dynamic of motherhood as it relates to HIV. In the 19th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci is joined by her own mother, Carol Coleman; Lynette Trawick and her mother-in-law Karen Trawick; and mother-daughter duo Michelle and Raven Lopez in a...2022-06-231h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 18: Criminalization and Women Living with HIVNo one should be punished simply because they have a health condition. But in many areas of the world, laws and practices unfairly punish people living with HIV because of their HIV-positive status. In other words, people living with HIV can face criminal charges for engaging in acts that would not be considered criminal if a person who is not living with HIV engaged in them. This is often called HIV criminalization.
Join Ci Ci as she chats with Black feminist attorney Mandisa Moore-O'Neal about criminalization and HIV, how HIV-specific laws and policies affect the reproductive rights...2022-05-221h 04A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 17: Talking New HIV DiagnosisGetting an HIV diagnosis can be life-changing. As with other chronic health conditions, people may have different feelings when they learn they are living with HIV, including anger, confusion, and other uncomfortable emotions. The news may also cause people to wonder what to do next and how this diagnosis will affect future plans. In the 17th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ciarra "Ci Ci" Covin talks to two women who were recently diagnosed with HIV, Tiera Perkins (2021) and The Well Project Community Advisory Board member Marissa Gonzalez (2016). Be sure to watch as these three advocates reminisce on...2022-04-111h 06A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 16: Serodifferent Couples"Serodifferent relationship" and "mixed-status couple" are terms often used to describe a couple or relationship in which one partner is living with HIV and the other is not. Romantic and intimate relationships can be challenging for anyone, and differing HIV statuses may be part of that. But nowadays, we have more information and more tools than ever to help serodifferent couples have healthy relationships and great sexual lives with one another, with infinitely less worry about HIV transmission. Listen as Ci Ci joins Lynette and Daniel Trawick, a married, mixed-status couple as they discussed stigma, how U=U has...2022-03-061h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 15: Self-Stigma and DatingPeople living with HIV can hold negative beliefs about HIV that cause them to stigmatize themselves (also known as internalized stigma). For many women living with HIV, the negative stories we tell ourselves have more consequences than the stigma we’re subject to from others. Self-stigma can be particularly challenging when it comes to what we believe we deserve when dating. Tune in to the 15th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, where Ci Ci joins Michelle Anderson of The Afiya Center to have a vulnerable conversation about how stigma, especially internalized stigma, can affect the dating choices an...2022-01-281h 02A Girl Like Me LIVEBreastfeeding and HIV: Viewpoints from an Adult and Pediatric ProviderThe Well Project commemorated World AIDS Day 2021 by launching our new, three-year project, BEEEBAH (Building Equity, Ethics, and Education on Breastfeeding and HIV)! The first session featured Ciarra “Ci Ci” Covin (The Well Project) and Allison Agwu, MD, MPH (Johns Hopkins). Ci Ci relates her personal experiences as a woman living with HIV, new parent, and advocate; Allison shares insights from her work caring for women living with HIV across the lifespan (from pediatrics to adults), including women who choose to breastfeed. We look forward to the first in this series of exchanges with various thoughtleaders on breast/chestfeeding and...2022-01-2859 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 14: Why Language MattersThroughout their lives, women may experience multiple forms of oppression and discrimination based on gender, race, sexual identity, socioeconomic status, or other factors. The oppression and discrimination are often reinforced through language. Adding an HIV diagnosis can magnify this oppression and affect self-worth, confidence, and self-identity. The words that are used to talk about people living with HIV affect the way people living with HIV feel about themselves. In the fourteenth episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci joined long-term survivor Vickie Lynn in speaking about the significance of the language we use to talk about HIV...2022-01-2853 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 13: Transgender Day of RemembrancePeople of trans experience, particularly women and femmes of color, endure targeting for horrendous acts of violence and even murder in racist, sexist, transphobic, anti-Black societies around the world, including the US. This terrible fact gave rise to Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR), on which we honor our family of trans experience who have lost their lives to various forms of violence. It has also evolved into a day to honor and lift up the immense power, creativity, collective survival, community healing, and mutual aid that so many individuals and communities of trans experience embody and model. For our 13...2022-01-281h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 12: Disclosure to Non-HIV ProvidersThere is no one "best" way to tell others (disclose) that you are living with HIV. It may be important to share that information with health providers other than your HIV care provider so that you can get the best possible care. But who do you tell; how do you start that conversation; and what is helpful to be prepared for? On the 12th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, our host Ciarra "Ci Ci" Covin explored these questions and more along with CAB member Bridgette Picou, a licensed vocational nurse and a woman living with HIV. Bridgette...2022-01-281h 02A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 11: COVID-19 Vaccination, Clinical Trials, and Why They MatterAs we continue to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, staying connected to our community and sharing up-to-date information is key. In the 11th episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci, Community Advisory Board chair Gina Brown, RSW and Oni Blackstock, MD discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, clinical trials, and more about what you need to know to keep yourself safe. Ms. Brown speaks about her initial hesitancy and ultimate path to getting the vaccine, including the questions she posed to doctors she trusts, which helped her make her decision. Dr. Blackstock provides invaluable provider insights and answer questions you...2022-01-281h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 9: Let’s Talk about Sex Sexual Health MonthLet’s talk about sex! The ninth episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE is a fun conversation between Kimberly Canady, Aryah Lester, and Olivia G. Ford, as we celebrate Sexual Health Month. Some women may feel that their dating and sexual lives are over once they receive a positive HIV diagnosis and this does not have to be true! While HIV can affect one’s self-esteem and confidence, it is important to believe that you deserve love and affection and to know that it is possible to receive it in positive and healthy ways. This is something worth cele...2022-01-281h 00A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 8: Honoring National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness DayNational HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day is honored on September 18th of each year to bring attention to the many, many people who are living long and fulfilling lives with HIV and to also highlight their distinct needs. The eighth episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE was a dialogue between Ci Ci, Gina Brown, and Porchia Dees, during which they discussed the unique experiences of women who have been living with HIV over the course of many years. Two different perspectives were highlighted in this conversation – long-term survivors who were diagnosed as adults and those who were di...2021-09-201h 05A Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Masonia Traylor and Dázon Dixon DialloThe ninth in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a conversation between The Well Project Community Advisory Board member Masonia Traylor and SisterLove Founder and President and WRI member Dázon Dixon Diallo. Don't miss this moving conversation about serving Black women living with and vulnerable to HIV and the ways in which global and domestic advocacy work can inform each other.
2021-09-2059 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 7: Parenting and Sharing Your HIV Status with Your KidsIn the seventh episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci Coleman talked with Community Advisory Board Members Ieshia Scott and Destiny Smith about parenting and sharing your HIV status with your kids. Living with HIV has its challenges and so does parenting. This discussion highlights how these mothers have managed their HIV diagnoses while parenting, how they talk to their children about HIV, and tips they have for other parents living with the diagnosis. No approach is one-size-fits-all and this is part of what was explored during our conversation. Learn tips on how to talk to your...2021-09-201h 05A Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Porchia Dees and Gina Brown, MDThe eighth in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a conversation between The Well Project Community Advisory Board member, Senior HIV Testing Coordinator at Black AIDS Institute, and HIV advocate/influencer, Porchia Dees and Gilead Science’s Principal Medical Scientist and WRI member Gina Brown, MD. Join us as these inspirational leaders talk about pregnancy and HIV and the ways that treatment and care have and continue to evolve.
2021-09-2049 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 6: Breastfeeding & HIVIn this episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci talked with Heather Rhea O'Connor of the International Community of Women Living with HIV - North America about Breastfeeding and HIV in honor of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month. As mothers, these two amazing advocates discussed their personal experiences around the information they received from providers concerning their ability to breastfeed, how they have chosen to make informed decisions to feed their children, and the work that they have done to assist other parents to make the best choices for them and their families. You do not want to...2021-09-201h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Destiny Smith and Gina Brown, RSWThe seventh in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a conversation between The Well Project community advisory board (CAB) member, HIV advocate, blogger, and author Destiny Smith and The Well Project CAB chair and WRI member and Gina Brown, RSW, community engagement manager for the Southern AIDS Coalition. Please tune into to this incredible cross-generational dialogue and hear what each of these remarkable advocates had to learn from the other.
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Girls Who Run the World13. Dawn Averitt: Founder of The Well Project & the Women’s Research Initiative, and Board Member of Grassroot SoccerFor episode 13, I’m joined by Dawn Averitt - activist, mother, consultant, board member, and founder. Dawn has worked on HIV in women and women's health for almost 30 years, started 2 non-profit organizations, all while being a mother of 3 daughters. Her passion for supporting women with HIV started when she was diagnosed with the virus in 1988.In this episode you’ll learn:The impact of having HIV in Dawn’s life; both positive and negativeHow she’s overcome her diagnosis and built an incredible life with so much impactThe stigma that still liv...2021-08-2451 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 5: Pregnancy & HIVIn this episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci Coleman talked with Community Advisory Board member Masonia Traylor about pregnancy and HIV. These two powerful advocates dispel the myths and misinformation that continue today despite decades of science and evidence proving that women living with HIV can have healthy pregnancies. Both Ci Ci and Masonia shared their personal experiences being pregnant while living with HIV—including Ci Ci's current pregnancy!
2021-08-111h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 4: U=UIn this episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci talks with Community Advisory Board member Katie Willingham about U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable). These amazing leaders talk about what U=U means to them and the impact that learning about it has had on their lives. They also discuss their experiences sharing the message with others in the community, including providers!
2021-08-1159 minA Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Katie Willingham and Naina KhannaThe sixth in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a conversation between one of The Well Project’s newest community advisory board (CAB) members, Katie Willingham, and WRI member and partner Naina Khanna, co-executive director of Positive Women’s Network – USA (PWN-USA). Please check out this fascinating discussion to learn more about these two amazing women, their journeys to HIV advocacy, and about how they practice self-care, particularly in these extremely challenging times.
The Well Project Leadership Exchange is a new series connecting thoughtleaders in the HIV community to explore one another’s work, activism, and pers...2021-08-1151 minA Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Gina Brown, RSW and Chuck Wira, PhDThe fifth in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a conversation between The Well Project community advisory board (CAB) and Women’s Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI) member Gina Brown, RSW and our WRI member Chuck Wira, PhD. Gina is a community engagement manager at the Southern AIDS Coalition and Chuck is a professor at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College. They are both long-time and highly valued members of the WRI. Please check out this warm dialogue as two long-time colleagues learn new things about each other and the ways they are each wo...2021-08-1132 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 3: COVID-19 VaccinationWe are really excited for our next episode, in which Ci Ci will talk with Community Advisory Board Chair Gina Brown, RSW about COVID-19 vaccination. These two inspiring women will talk about Gina’s personal experience with the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as clinical trials and vaccine hesitancy.
2021-08-051h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 2: Dating & DisclosureIn the second episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE, Ci Ci will talk with Community Advisory Board Member Marissa Gonzalez about Dating and Disclosure. These two phenomenal leaders will describe their personal experiences with disclosure along their journeys living with HIV, offer tips for others, and discuss challenges they have faced.
2021-08-051h 01A Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Bose Olotu and Judy Auerbach, PhDThe fourth in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a discussion between our global ambassador and community advisory board (CAB) member Bose Olotu and our board member Judy Auerbach, PhD. Bose was one of The Well Project’s original CAB members (starting in 2014) and has served as a global ambassador for the organization since 2015, as she conducts grassroots outreach and education for adolescents and women in Nigeria. Judy became a member of our Board of Directors in 2013 and is a professor in the school of medicine at the University of California at San Francisco. She is also a...2021-08-0556 minA Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Maria Mejia and Linda ScruggsThe third in our The Well Project Leadership Exchange series features a discussion between our global ambassador and community advisory board (CAB) member Maria Mejia and our board member Linda Scruggs. Maria joined The Well Project in 2010 as one of the very first bloggers for A Girl Like Me. She has been a CAB member since 2014 and served as a global ambassador for the organization since 2015. Linda became a member of our Board of Directors in 2019 and is the founding director of Ribbon Consulting Group. This engaging dialogue between two brilliant leaders delves into mentorship and the vital role...2021-08-0349 minA Girl Like Me LIVEA Girl Like Me LIVE Episode 1: Honoring Long Term Survivors on the 40th Anniversary of HIV/AIDSJoin us for the first episode of A Girl Like Me LIVE to commemorate both the 40th anniversary of the first reports of what would come to be known as HIV and honor HIV Long-Term Survivors' Day.
2021-07-081h 03A Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Masonia Traylor and Vignetta Charles, PhD
The next in our series of The Well Project Leadership Exchange features a discussion between our community advisory board (CAB) member Masonia Traylor and our board member Vignetta Charles, PhD. Masonia joined The Well Project in 2017 as a CAB member and began blogging for A Girl Like Me in 2018, and is the owner of Lady BurgAndy. Vignetta became a member of our Board of Directors in 2019 and is the Chief Executive Officer at ETR. This session focuses on the work that both of these leaders do to help foster leadership among others and lift up the voices and experiences of...2021-05-2430 minA Girl Like Me LIVEThe Well Project Leadership Exchange: Ciarra Covin and Celeste Watkins-Hayes, PhDThe first in our series, The Well Project Leadership Exchange, is a discussion between our community advisory board (CAB) member Ciarra Covin and WRI member and sociologist Celeste Watkins-Hayes, PhD. Ciarra is an A Girl Like Me blogger and CAB member, and is the owner of Healing is Voluntary. Celeste is a member of our Women’s Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI) whose work has focused on Black women and HIV and the HIV safety net and the author of Remaking a Life: How Women Living with HIV/AIDS Confront Inequality. Ciarra became interested in speaking with Celeste af...2021-05-2434 min
The Three Letters PodcastNational Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness DayMarch 12th is National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! I am joined by the wonderful and every positive Dee Otaler from the Positively Dee Podcast. If there is one thing Dee wants you to know it is undetectable = untransmittable! We talk about her work as an advocate for the Prevention Access Campaign, living with HIV, health disparities, and what we can do when it comes to stigma. Special guest host from Bowdoin College, Blaine Stevens! Like, subscribe and listen now! Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Ma...2021-03-121h 03