Presentations: All living with HIV

• Drivers and facilitators and manifestations of HIV-related stigma
  (Catherine Dodds)
  Scotland HIV Stigma Consortium, 11 November 2016
• Evidence of HIV-related stigma among African people in the UK
  (Catherine Dodds)
  Talk to HIV team at Croydon University Hospital, 3 June 2015
• Evidence of HIV-related stigma among African people in the UK
  (Catherine Dodds)
  Information-sharing meeting - Black African migrants, National AIDS Trust, 13 February 2014
• Perceptions of HIV treatment as prevention among African people in sero-discordant relationships
  (Adam Bourne, Catherine Dodds; Jabulani Chwaula; Peter Weatherburn)
  XIX International AIDS Conference, Washington D.C, 25 July 2012 (Poster).
• Adapting to difference: experiences of HIV serodiscordant relationships among Africans in England
  (Adam Bourne, Catherine Dodds, Jabulani Chwaula, Peter Weatherburn)
  XIX International AIDS Conference, Washington D.C, 25 July 2012 (Poster)
• Emerging medical technologies & risk management among Africans in HIV sero-discordant relationships
  (Adam Bourne)
  MRC Social & Public Health Sciences Unit, Glasgow, 26th April 2012
• Impact of prosecutions in populations closest to the HIV epidemic
  (Catherine Dodds)
  Criminalization of HIV non-disclosure: implications for policy and practice, University of Toronto, 22nd March 2012
• Plus One: HIV sero-discordant relationships among black African people living in England
  (Adam Bourne)
  Metro Centre World AIDS Day Conference, London, 1st December 2011
• State of the UK HIV epidemic and key prevention policies.
  (Catherine Dodds)
  Reinvigorating HIV Prevention: International Policy Dialogue (Health Canada / UNAIDS). Ottawa, Canada, Feb 28th - Mar 2nd, 2011.
• Perceptions of superinfection risk among gay men with HIV who have unprotected anal intercourse
  (Adam Bourne, Catherine Dodds, Peter Weatherburn, Peter Keogh)
  XVIII International AIDS Conference, Vienna, 22nd July 2010 (Poster).
• Perceptions of risk reduction strategies by gay men with HIV.
  (Adam Bourne, Catherine Dodds, Peter Keogh & Peter Weatherburn)
  XVIII International AIDS Conference, Vienna, 19th July 2010.
• Participatory and community-based research: knowledge for action
  (Catherine Dodds, Adam Bourne, Peter Keogh & Will Nutland)
  Be Heard, Global Forum on MSM & HIV, Pre Conference Vienna, 17th July 2010.
• The sexual needs and experiences of gay men living with diagnosed HIV
  (Adam Bourne)
  CHAPS Symposium: Positive prevention for MSM, Manchester, 3rd June 2010
• Developing a Framework for better living with HIV in England
  (Peter Keogh and Peter Weatherburn)
  Still Living With HIV: Building Together for Tomorrow, Manchester, 20th April 2010.
• Positive prevention for all (plenary)
  (Ford Hickson)
  Still Living With HIV: Building Together for Tomorrow, Manchester, 20 April 2010.
• The sexual health needs of gay and bisexual men with diagnosed HIV
  (Adam Bourne)
  13th annual CHAPS Conference (C13), Sheffield, 2nd - 3rd March 2010.
• What do you need 2007-08? The health and social care needs of people living with diagnosed HIV in the UK
  (Adam Bourne)
  Positive People's Voices Heard Conference, Eastbourne, 1st December 2009.
• What do you need now?
  (Peter Weatherburn)
  Worlds AIDS Day conference organised by Hestia Housing & Support, London, 27th November 2009.
• Stigma, sexuality and HIV among gay men and bisexual men
  (Catherine Dodds & Adam Bourne)
  CHAPS Research into Practice Seminars (Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, London, Brighton), October & November 2009
• Cross contamination: attending to the risk of superinfection among HIV positive men having unprotected anal intercourse
  (Adam Bourne & Catherine Dodds)
  6th Biennial Conference of the International Society for Critical Health Psychology, Lausanne, Switzerland, July 9th 2009.
• Stage management: understanding and impact of criminal prosecutions for sexual transmission of HIV among diagnosed gay men
  (Catherine Dodds)
  12th annual CHAPS Conference (C12), Brighton, 3rd - 4th March 2009.
• Relative safety II. Risk and unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) amongst gay men with diagnosed HIV: overview of findings
  (Adam Bourne & Catherine Dodds)
  12th annual CHAPS Conference (C12), Brighton, 3rd - 4th March 2009.
• Relative safety II: an investigation into sexual health and safety among gay men with diagnosed HIV
  (Adam Bourne & Catherine Dodds)
  British Sociological Association (BSA) Risk Study Group Conference, City University, London, 29th February 2009.