-+*A shared understanding and opportunity for grounding The purpose of this statement is to offer community, partners and interest holders the opportunity to understand where the OHTN has been and where we intend to be moving forward A request from the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Advisory Council The Council recommended that this statement: Our […]
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-+*The OHTN Conference returns in February 2027, bringing together people living with HIV, community leaders, healthcare providers, educators, policymakers, researchers, and public health professionals from across Ontario and beyond to connect, share knowledge, and help shape the future of HIV prevention, care, and well-being. Guided by this year’s theme, Care, Community, and Belonging, the conference
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-+*The OHTN’s HIV Endgame Program supports people and projects (including innovative, discovery-based and investigator-driven-game-changing projects) that have the potential to: The spring 2026-2027 Endgame Grants have just been announced. Learn more and find application details here.
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-+*Visit PositiveNews.ca The latest episode of Positive News explores how long-acting injectables (LAIs) options are transforming HIV prevention and treatment across Ontario. By reducing the need for daily medication, LAIs help improve adherence and empowering people living HIV to take control of their health. Hosted by Aaron Clarke, the episode features insights and best practices
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-+*Download Rapid Response #191 as a PDF Questions *The terms transgender women use to describe themselves may differ from those used in the research literature. Community-used terms include transgender woman, woman, transsexual, and transfemme. In this review, the term “transgender woman” is used as an inclusive umbrella term to reflect a range of transfeminine identities
-+*Download pdf Questions Key take-home messages The issue and why it’s important Globally, the population of people living with HIV is aging. For example, according to 2022 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 54% of people living with HIV in the U.S. were 50 years and older (16). HIV surveillance data
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-+*Download PDF version The OHTN Board of Directors is a diverse and dynamic set of leaders with a shared vision to use our work to improve the health and lives of people living with HIV in Ontario. We are seeking engaged and thoughtful leaders to join our non-profit Board of Directors to help us provide
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-+*This World AIDS Day, which also launches the start of Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week, we reflect, recommit to the fight, stand in solidarity with those living with HIV, and remember lives lost to AIDS. This year’s theme is “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response.” There have been many disruptions globally, and yes, even some unexpected
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-+*On March 21, 2025, the Methamphetamine Working Group, supported by the OHTN, hosted a provincial Think Tank to improve the continuum of care for 2SGBTQ+ individuals living with HIV and at risk of HIV who use methamphetamine. The event brought together over 50 participants, including clinicians, researchers, public health staff, community organizations, and individuals with lived/living experience from across
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-+*The OHTN’s HIV Endgame Program supports people and projects (including innovative, discovery-based and investigator-driven-game-changing projects) that have the potential to: The winter 2025-2026 Endgame Grants have just been announced. Learn more and find application details here.
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