Language and dignity
Use person-centred language: people living with HIV, sex workers, and transgender or gender-diverse people. Treat historic wording as historic context, not present-day advice.
Resources
A simple home for terminology, discussion framing, and the boundaries of an author website. Expanded learning resources can be added after launch.
For institutionsUse person-centred language: people living with HIV, sex workers, and transgender or gender-diverse people. Treat historic wording as historic context, not present-day advice.
Start with one chapter, one question, and an agreed standard of listening. The goal is a better conversation, not forced disclosure.
Use reliable, dated institutional sources when discussing HIV, STIs, treatment, prevention, testing, or policy. Medical advice changes.
This website cannot assess symptoms, prescribe treatment, or handle emergencies. Contact a qualified local clinician or emergency service.