The Men2Men Collective has developed the following resources:
HIV and stigma within gay communities: A review of the literature by the Men2Men Collective
- HIV stigma within different gay communities and settings
- Evidence-based studies of HIV stigma and discrimination
- Consequences of stigma on HIV-positive and HIV-negative gay men
A summary of this has been accepted for publication by the peer-review academic journal AIDS Care
Read the peer-reviewed article
The full-length report has been translated into a range of languages. Use the links below to download it in your language:
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What are you looking at? by Peter Rehberg
Peter tells the story of how HIV has affected their relationships and lives of four men READ FULL ARTICLE >
We’ve got to change gay men’s attitudes to cut HIV by Michael Carter
Michael writes about the discrimination of HIV-positive men within the gay community and highlights the levels of undiagnosed HIV-positive men in the UK and its consequences.
Survey – How do you see HIV?
We want to find out how gay men and people in gay communities feel about HIV, so we can better understand HIV stigma. This includes how beliefs about HIV affect personal decisions and the community as a whole.
That is why we are conducting a survey that asks for views on HIV, relationships, sex and the role of the gay community.
The survey is now closed and the results will be made available towards the end of 2012.
Emotional support for gay men: A resource for healthcare professionals
This slide kit has been developed on the topic of emotional support for gay men and to share best practice.
How are you feeling?
The leaflet can be taken to the doctor, nurse or health advisor and used to start a conversation about emotional and mental wellbeing.