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FILM PREVIEW: HUGO XO, a film by Dale John Allen

FILM PREVIEW: HUGO XO, a film by Dale John Allen

Specifically aimed at the queer viewer, Hugo, XO explores societies ‘shame culture’ surrounding sex and is designed to reflect societies prudish, damaging and shaming obsession with sex, gossip, rumours and prejudice.

UK moves towards elimination of HIV transmission

UK moves towards elimination of HIV transmission

NAM, NAT, BHIVA and BASHH issue a joint statement welcoming new data from Public Health England that gives hope that HIV can be conquered.

Prime Minister and party leaders unite against HIV stigma on World AIDS Day

Prime Minister and party leaders unite against HIV stigma on World AIDS Day

Video messages from Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, Nicola Sturgeon and Vince Cable, were release to mark World AIDS Day on December 1.

National AIDS Trust tackle HIV fake news

National AIDS Trust tackle HIV fake news

A review of UK media coverage of HIV revealed that myths and stigma, reminiscent of the ignorance of the 80s, are still rife in the press. NAT examined 400 online news stories from recent months. 13% of national stories contained misinformation or stigmatising language. And in local news, more than

People and Parliament: Remembering 30 Years of HIV and AIDS

People and Parliament: Remembering 30 Years of HIV and AIDS

Thirty years since the outbreak of the HIV epidemic, the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt has been on public display in Westminster Hall from November 27 to December 2.

Mayor of Brighton & Hove lunches at Lunch Positive on World AIDS Day

Mayor of Brighton & Hove lunches at Lunch Positive on World AIDS Day

Lunch Positive, the HIV lunch club, marked World AIDS Day 2017 with an extra special lunch club session attended by the Mayor of Brighton Hove, Cllr. Mo Marsh.The Mayor, fifty-four lunch club members, together with the entire volunteer team shared friendly social time together over a freshly cooked

1 in 5 Brits uncomfortable wearing a red ribbon to mark World AIDS Day

1 in 5 Brits uncomfortable wearing a red ribbon to mark World AIDS Day

Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) reveals on World AIDS Day (December 1) the extent to which stigma, prejudice and fear still surround HIV. Their YouGov survey of 2,049 people found that 20 per cent of British adults would feel uncomfortable wearing a red ribbon on this day to show support and raise awar

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