Across the Caribbean, arts and culture have become powerful tools for advocacy, education, and social change. Through theatre, music, spoken word, and visual storytelling, edutainment-based initiatives are breaking down stigma, sparking conversations, and empowering people affected by HIV.

In this episode of the Coalition Corner podcast we’re exploring how the arts have been instrumental in HIV advocacy, the impact of these cultural initiatives, and what more can be done to integrate creativity into the regional HIV response and human rights movement.

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As more men living with HIV grow older, they face unique challenges, from managing long-term treatment to navigating stigma, relationships, and overall well-being. In this episode, of the Coalition Corner podcast, we’re exploring what aging with HIV looks like for men, the barriers they encounter, and the support systems that can make a difference.

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The first episode of our Coalition Corner Podcast Season 2 explore the issue of growing older while living with HIV.

As the HIV-positive population ages, new challenges emerge that require urgent attention. Older adults living with HIV face a unique intersection of health issues, including age-related co-morbidities, medication interactions, stigma, and the need for specialized healthcare services that address both aging and HIV management.

Joining us on this episode to discuss the topic are Dr. Alisha Robb Allen - Acting Senior Director of the Jamaica's Ministry of Health and Wellness' HIV/STI Unit and Joan Stephens who has been living with HIV for decades.

For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC) and the work we do please visit our website at www.cvccoalition.org.
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