Canadian Positive People Network (CPPN)
Réseau canadien des personnes séropositives (RCPS)
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« Love Positive Women »
Visit us each day from February 1st through to February 14th to share our love for positive women in Canada and from around the world.
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Visitez-nous tous les jours du 1er au 14 février pour partager notre amour pour les femmes positives au Canada et du monde entire.
« Love Positive Women »
Visit us each day from February 1st through to February 14th to share our love for positive women in Canada and from around the world.
___
Visitez-nous tous les jours du 1er au 14 février pour partager notre amour pour les femmes positives au Canada et du monde entire.
It is expected that the Public Health Agency of Canada will release more current surveillance data on this World AIDS Day.
The CPPN endorses this year's World AIDS Day (global) theme, "Equalize".
As Canada's only national, independent organization which exists with, by, and for people living with HIV and HIV co-infections, we embrace a theme that is action which insists that Canada's domestic response commits to "Equalize for Equity and Access" ...
The CPPN endorses this year's World AIDS Day (global) theme, "Equalize".
As Canada's only national, independent organization which exists with, by, and for people living with HIV and HIV co-infections, we embrace a theme that is action which insists that Canada's domestic response commits to "Equalize for Equity and Access" ...
Equalize for Equity and Access specific to:
Equalize for Equity and Access specific to:
- People who identify as women and girls.
- People from diverse ethnocultural backgrounds and communities.
- Indigenous Peoples.
- Long-term survivors and people aging with HIV and HIV co-infections.
- Embrace, celebrate, and educate with respect to U=U.
- People living with HIV co-infections, past and present.
- Sector specific community-based organizations, registered charities, and not-for-profit organizations.
- People who used (or have used) drugs.
- People who are incarcerated or were in the past.
- Focus on disparities (e.g., urban vs. rural issues; national vs. regional/local issues; etc.).