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Be PROUD and PrEPared

The Medical Research Council, Terrence Higgins Trust, Sigma Research and ReShape are screening a video documentary about PrEP directed by Nicholas Feustel in central Brighton this evening.

Video documentary about PrEP being screened tonight in central Brighton.

The Medical Research Council, Terrence Higgins Trust, Sigma Research and ReShape are screening a video documentary about PrEP directed by Nicholas Feustel.

Following the screening there will be an open discussion on pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) with a panel of community experts.

The event is open for everyone to attend and will take place at the Friends’ Meeting House, Ship Street Brighton BN1 1AF from 6.30pm this evening, Tuesday, August 25.

Go along and find out more about PrEP, why we need it, how effective it is and what are the next steps for access in the UK.

Event: Screening of PROUD and PrERared

Where: Friends Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AF

When: Tuesday, August

Time: 6.30pm

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