Why ‘silence equals death’ is still on our radar
Silence equals death is still on the radar of our communities especially those of us living with HIV today.
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August 2023
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February 2020
Communities make the difference to me
I have been living with HIV for over 22 years, five of which I was unaware I was positive.
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March 2018
1988 Revisited
September 1988. It was when AIDS notifications had risen to 1,000; when 500 people had died; when the stigma of infection had spread its poison wide.
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December 2017
Our changing conversations – the PSB two decades on
As a Positive Speakers Bureau (PSB) presenter of twenty one years for Positive Life NSW, I have been privileged to hear stories and see lives transform from bleak to hopeful, through a time of fear, illness death and anger.
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October 2017
AIDS Silence = Invisibility
The truth be told, there are still people dying of AIDS in NSW and Australia. We must stop the silence about AIDS deaths in contemporary Australia.
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April 2016
Still living with ignorance and invisibility
About 10 per cent of people living with HIV in Australia are women, yet we remain relatively invisible.
