Submitted on Nov 30, 2023
A short documentary film, coming to Hulu on World AIDS Day 2023, highlights the impact of HIV on Black women in the rural US South and features multiple members of The Well Project's community.

The Well Project Looks Forward to 20 More Years and Beyond!

The Well Project is thrilled to commemorate our 20th anniversary and the incredible ways we have been able to address educational gaps, foster community connection among women living with HIV, decrease stigma, expand leadership capacity, and advance research and policy over the past two decades — all while centering and lifting up the lived experiences of women living with HIV.

Hearts and Minds of The Well Project

Hearts and Minds of The Well Project is a storytelling project that shines a spotlight on some of the extraordinary individuals who have been instrumental over the past 20 years in making The Well Project the organization it is today.

Long-Term Survivors of HIV

People who have lived with HIV for decades are known as HIV long-term survivors. Learn about the unique experiences of those who lived through the epidemic's most brutal, unjust years.

Indetectable es igual a intransmisible: infundir esperanza y eliminar el estigma

¿Qué significa "indetectable es igual a intransmisible" (I=I)? ¿Y que significa esto para las mujeres viviendo con VIH? Aprenda más sobre este descubrimiento revolucionario y la campaña mundial para difundir esta noticia.
Submitted on Jul 17, 2023
Support for parents living with HIV in the US has improved with updated federal guidance affirming informed, shared infant-feeding decision-making. The Well Project’s Olivia G. Ford writes for Positively Aware about five key entry points to the new HIV and infant feeding guidelines.
Submitted on Jun 5, 2023
Join us this Sunday, June 11th, at 6:15 pm ET for an unforgettable evening brought to you by The Well Project in partnership with THRIVE SS and The Reunion Project.
Submitted on Mar 27, 2023
Just like participating in sexual activity, the more you engage, the more you also learn what is best for you and your partner. This applies the same when having a conversation with your provider or your patient.
Submitted on Jan 31, 2023
Changes Recommend Shared Decision-making Between Providers and Parents Living with HIV and Support for Parents who Choose to Breast/Chestfeed
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