Featured Resources
UWW pozcast
Strong Medicine
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pozcast, hosted by James Watson
A show that puts the positive effect in podcasting. It is created by and for people living with HIV to understand HIV research in ways that matter. We tell stories about what HIV research means for our health, our personal lives, and our work. We’re based in Toronto but global in outlook, and we’re produced by Universities Without Walls. Strong Medicine is an educational video developed by the Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network and CATIE, with and for Indigenous people living with HIV.
By weaving together Indigenous knowledges of culture and wellness and Western knowledge of HIV testing and treatment, this video shares accurate information about HIV testing and treatment. It encourages people to get tested and to start, resume or stay on HIV treatment for their own health and wellness. This video is a positive and supportive educational tool for all Indigenous people living with HIV and those affected by HIV. It can be viewed in its entirety or in chapters. |
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NEW!! OHTN research portals allow you to more easily access the research evidence being generated by OHTN. Users can explore research findings and resources, as well as currently funded research and researchers in the topic areas above. Portal content will continuously be expanded and updated.
Access to 100+ summaries of key research findings based on questions from ASOs to help support evidence-informed programs, service delivery and advocacy.
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Promising Practices In Indigenous Communities In Saskatchewan. A film By The Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network (Aug/2016). Length: 21:50
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The REACH Evaluation Toolkit is designed to direct you to useful tools and resources and to give you short, cursory look at evaluation or a long, detailed exploration on various evaluation topics.
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