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The Well Project stakeholder liaison and A Girl Like Me blogger, Bridgette Picou, shares how she helps women advocate for themselves in this POZ cover feature.

Strong values have always been The Well Project's driving force – and a key reason we have remained a trusted source of information, advocacy, and support since our founding in 2002.

The Well Project is excited to announce that we recently received two three-year grants through ViiV Healthcare's Positive Action Grant Program that will support a variety of our efforts.

Join us to learn more about managing HIV treatment, how it promotes health and well-being, and the ways taking HIV drugs is intertwined HIV prevention.

There is a lot to know about what HIV does (and does not do) in your body. Knowing the facts – and pushing back on misinformation and myths – is part of empowering yourself to stay healthy.

By definition, an advocate is a person who takes steps to support or recommend a particular cause or policy. For many, getting started is the hard part.

Some health conditions are more common in women living with HIV as we grow older. Check out this enlightening episode of Leadership Exchange LIVE.

If you are attending USCHA 2024 in New Orleans, be sure to visit The Well Project's booth in the exhibit hall and check out sessions featuring members of our staff.

"The best part of being able to sit on the panel … was the fact that I was able to talk about women's health, sex, and pleasure," writes The Well Project community advisory board member Kim Canady of her experience speaking at AIDS 2024.

Read about how The Well Project blogger Louise Vallace found mindfulness practice after her HIV diagnosis, and watch a webinar version of her presentation on the topic from AIDS 2024.