Videos
Sing Your Song: PLHIV Networks Change Lives
People living with HIV (PLHIV) involved in a PLHIV network find support, purpose, strength to combat stigma, and a better quality of life. Visit SeroProject.com to find a PLHIV community waiting for you. Filmed at the "We, the Positive" summit in Jackson, MS.
Sing Your Song: PLHIV Networks Change Lives
How was your day at HINAC3?
Advocate on the couch talk
Ken Pinkela asks participants How was your day at HINAC3?
HINAC3 Plenary 1 Continued
Plenary 1 Continuation
HIV is Not a Crime 3 Plenary 1 Continued
HINAC3 Plenary 1
Plenary 1 June 4, 2018
HIV is Not a Crime 3 Plenary 1 - Live from the Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
HINAC3 Opening Session (Indianapolis)
June 3, 2018 Opening Session
June 3, 2018 HIV is Not a Crime 3 (HINAC3) Opening Session
HIV Criminalization in Canada: Testimonials
HIV Criminalization in Canada: Testimonials
The stories featured in the sound experience above are real and have been compiled from research interviews conducted by Alexander McClelland, as part of his doctoral research at Concordia University. In order to protect the confidentiality of research participants, these stories are composites and the names are pseudonyms; however, we have sought to respect individual experiences as best we can.Mexico first Spanish language HIV is Not a Crime meeting leads to a new network and results
1st ever HIV is Not a Crime Meeting in Mexico
Iowa Senator and Advocate Discuss HIV Modernization
Iowa Senator and Advocate Discuss HIV Modernization
Video of Iowa State Senator Matt McCoy and Sero's Tami Haught, Conference Training Coordinator and Iowa Advocate Discussing the modernization of the law in Iowa.Indiana HIV Advocacy Day
Indiana HIV Advocacy Day
HIV Modernization Movement-Indiana(HMM) http://hivmodernizationmovement.org/ HMM is a diverse group of individuals who seek to modernize Indiana’s criminal HIV laws.It's Time to End Bad HIV Laws
Beyond Blame: Challenging HIV Criminalization AIDS 2016 Durban South Africa
Beyond Blame: Challenging HIV Criminalization AIDS 2016 Durban South Africa
Hillary Clinton talks HIV Criminalization
SERO Stories - Donald Bogardus
HIV Criminalization: Masking Fear and Discrimination
SERO Stories - Robert Suttle
SERO Stories - Louis Gay
SERO Stories - Rep. Barbara Lee
SERO Stories - Mark Hunter
HIV is Not a Crime Documentary
Documentary film of HIV is Not a Crime Training Academy
Documentary film of HIV is Not a Crime Training Academy
To support advocates on how to effectively strategise on ending HIV criminalization, this 30-minute video distils the content of the three-day training academy into four overarching themes: survivors, victories, intersectionality and community.HIV JUSTICE WORLDWIDE demonstration @AIDS 2016
HIV JUSTICE WORLDWIDE demonstration @AIDS 2016
Following Justice Edwin Cameron’s Jonathan Mann Memorial Lecture at AIDS 2016 in Durban, more than 100 activists took to the stage demanding an end to HIV criminalization. Among us - people with HIV, sex workers, and other criminalized people - were allies that included Elizabeth Taylor's grandchildren (and great-grandchild): Laela Wilding, Finn McMurray, Rhys Tivey, and Quinn Tivey. Our chant: WE HAVE A VIRUS! WE ARE NOT CRIMINALS! END CRIMINALIZATION NOW! Justice Cameron welcomed us with open arms, literally! To find out more, read our ‘Beyond Blame’Perpetuating Stigma
In The Life Media
Perpetuating Stigma
The U.S. has more laws criminalizing HIV exposure and transmission than any other country in the world. Stigma and fear often motivate criminal prosecutions, and the results can be devastating.SERO Stories - Nick Rhoades
Iowa
SERO Stories - Nick Rhoades
Nick Rhoades used a condom, had an undetectable viral load and did not transmit HIV but was sentenced to 25 years by an Iowa court. Later reduced to a year served, he now must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.SERO Stories - Monique Moree
South Carolina
SERO Stories - Monique Moree
Monique Howell Moree, of Summerville, South Carolina, found out she had HIV when she was in the Army and pregnant. Despite telling her partner to use a condom, she was prosecuted for non-disclosure.HIV Is Not a Crime "Grinnell Gathering" Opening Ceremony
HIV Is Not A Crime Conference, June 2014
HIV Is Not a Crime "Grinnell Gathering" Opening Ceremony
This short film includes highlights from the opening ceremony of the first-ever conference on HIV criminalization in the United States, held on June 2, in Grinnell, Iowa. More than 170 people from 27 states attended the HIV Is Not A Crime conference, a.k.a. the “Grinnell Gathering.” Attendees left inspired, motivated, and better equipped to advance criminalization reform in their home states. [Filmed by Remington Smith.]El VIH No Es Un Delito
2011 Film by Sero/Sean Strub, Edited by Leo Herrera/HomoChic. [Spanish subtitles]