Positive Voices
World Aids Day Webinar
Date: 3rd December 2024
Time: 12pm UK Time/1pm Malta Time (Virtual session)
Location: It’s an online live webinar.
Join Jenn Illman and Tresca Wilson for an engaging webinar that delves into the intersection of mental health and holistic well-being, with a focus on breaking stigmas and creating inclusion.
Understanding HIV Transmission
Learn the accurate routes of HIV transmission, focusing on the five bodily fluids involved and the conditions required for transmission.
Stigma and Discrimination
Understand how stigma negatively impacts individuals living with HIV and how they are protected under the Equality Act (2010).
HIV Treatments
Understanding effective treatments suppresses HIV to undetectable levels, preventing transmission
Prevention Strategies
Reserve Your Spot: Join the Conversation on Positive Voices: Worlds Aids Day Webinar
Secure your spot today to be part of this crucial dialogue. Limited spaces are available, so don’t miss the opportunity to contribute to methods to help spread awareness of HIV. Join us for an impactful webinar on Tuesday 3rd December at 12pm!
Jenn Illman
Jen Illman is the Lived Experience Programmes Manager at Terrence Higgins Trust. She’s a trained sex educator with a background in programme and project management in the healthcare sector, and sometimes volunteer at the Vagina Museum.
She’s passionate about helping people to have joyful sex lives free from shame and stigma. In her spare time she can often be found swimming and creating chaos in the kitchen. She’s slowly trying to learn Italian.
Tresca Wilson
Originally from Manchester and based in London, Tresca has been living fabulously with HIV since 2015.
She is an HIV Ambassador for Fast Track Cities London, a Positive East Testing and Outreach Co-ordinator, and a 4mnetwork Mentor Mother. Tresca is also a creative force, using her voice to raise awareness for HIV and U=U through writing songs, modelling, and textile design.
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