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PLDI Grad Check-In

Announcing the PLDI Grad-Check-In on May 27, between 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm EST. “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence; it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.”  Audre Lorde Topic: Self-Care as WarfareWhat is the one thing that has been keeping you going during COVID-19? Join the PLDI team and fellow PLDI graduates for some fun (prizes to be won) and a deep discussion on joy, resilience, and self-care. Each graduate who wants to present will have 4 minutes to present. Don’t want to present? No problem, please join us to take in the presentations. Register in advance for

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Celebrating 15 Years of PLDI!

This month the PLDI reached the milestone of 15 years of programming excellence. We are so proud of how PLDI has grown and developed, where we are today, and where we are heading.  We’d like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the more than 1,000 PLDI graduates in Ontario. We believe that the PLDI and your leadership has shaped the Ontario HIV sector into what it now is. We extend our thanks to the people who made PLDI what it is today. We owe deep gratitude to OAN staff past and present including Rick Kennedy and Thomas Egdorf, PLDI

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Now Recruiting! WHIWH: #SafeHandsSafeHearts Study

Women’s Health in Women’s Hands (WHIWH) is excited to announce a research study, #SafeHandsSafeHearts – Peer Counselling for LGBTQ+ Racialized Folks! #SafeHandsSafeHearts is a study taking place in collaboration with WHIWH, and they are now recruiting participants for this study! About the StudyThe project aims to support Black, African, Caribbean, Latin American, and South Asian sexual and gender minority communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It involves three online counseling sessions to increase COVID-19 knowledge and protective behaviors and reduce pandemic stress (anxiety, depression, loneliness).  How to ParticipateWHIWH encourages adults over 18 who identify as Black, African, Caribbean, Latin American, South Asian, and LGBTQIA+ to apply.

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HIV, Brain Health, & the Role of Physical Activity – April 29th

Real Talk with Realize Virtual Townhall Series Conversation followed by Yoga  April 29, 2021 from 1:00 – 2:15 PM (Eastern Time) Register Today! * We invite community members, ASOs and HIV organizations and others interested in physical activity to attend this event.  This event will also feature a short, accessible yoga class for attendees to participate in. No experience or equipment will be needed.Please attend in comfortable clothes.  Presented by: Dr. Adria Quigley    * Please identify your accessibility needs upon registration

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HALCO: Spring Workshop Series 2021

HALCO is pleased to announce its free public legal education workshops in April and May 2021. Please go here for information about the series and to register for the workshops that will take place through videoconferencing (via Zoom). The topics are as follows: Income Supports: The Latest on Provincial and Federal Programs (Samuel Mason, HALCO staff  lawyer), April 15, 2021, 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm (Eastern Time) HIV Non-Disclosure and the Law: An Update on Criminal and Public Health Law (Ryan Peck, HALCO executive director), April 22, 2021, 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm (Eastern Time) Human Rights and Privacy Issues for People Living

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CAAT: Racialized PHA 0A45+ Consultation

The Committee for Accessible AIDS Treatment (CAAT) is a coalition of affected individuals and organizations committed to promoting the health and wellbeing of people living with HIV (PHAs) who are facing access barriers related to their precarious status in Canada. The Legacy Project is a PHA mentorship program to improve access to health and social services, address stigma, and increase uptake of behaviors that prevent HIV, especially those from racial minority communities and those who are newcomers to Canada. OA45+ is a program under the Legacy umbrella that consists of three-day in-person training for racialized Persons Living with HIV (PHA)

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ACAS Statement on anti-Asian racism

The past few weeks have provided an opportunity for Ontario’s HIV sector to reflect on the realities of anti-Asian racism. It’s important that we stand in solidarity with Asian communities, speak out against anti-Asian racism, and reflect on long histories of anti-Asian racism in Canada.  The OAN stands in solidarity with Asian Community AIDS Services (ACAS), it partners and Ontario’s Asian communities who have been hurt by the murder of 8 individuals in Atlanta and a significant increase in explicit violence against Asians. The Board of Directors of ACAS has issued a statement on Anti-Asian Racism found here. We urge all OAN

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OAN Newsletter Survey

The Ontario AIDS Network Team wants to hear from all our Newsletter readers.We are conducting a Newsletter Survey and would like to know what you think about the OAN Newsletter. Your feedback will help us to meet your needs and improve our work. This quick survey takes approximately 10 minutes. Thank you for your time.Please go here to begin the survey.This survey closes on Wednesday, March 31st, 2021, at 5:00 pm.

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City Roundtable on “Anti-Asian Racism and Intersectional Violence” | Friday, March 26 @ 12pm

The Women & Gender Studies Institute and the Department of Sociology, University of Toronto, invite you to a city roundtable on “Anti-Asian Racism and Intersectional Violence” We are organizing this event in light of the recent shootings in Atlanta and the rise of anti-Asian racism during COVID. While the presence of anti-Asian sentiments may seem new to some, it is in fact part of a longer history of oppression that Asian communities have experienced and continue to experience. Join us for a conversation on how we might collectively address and challenge anti-Asian racism and intersectional violence, with: Elene Lam, Butterfly:

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Renewal of the Ontario Accord and Living and Serving – RFP

Request for Proposals: Renewal of the Ontario Accord and Living and Serving Issued by: Advisory Committee of People Living with HIV/AIDS, Ontario AIDS Network Project Overview Working closely with the OAN’s Advisory Committee of People Living with HIV and staff, the Consultants will be responsible for renewing the Ontario Accord and the development of an organizational guidance document for Member agencies. Proposal submissions are due on April 9th at 5:00 pm EST. Late submissions will not be accepted. Submit your proposal to the OAN’s Advisory Committee at advisory@oan.red

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