Submitted on Dec 2, 2019
The Well Project is thrilled to announce that our 2018-2019 survey, Together We Are…Making an Impact is now available. This is the latest in a series of surveys that The Well Project undertakes to ensure that we are maximizing our effectiveness and strengthening the impact of our programming.

View Webinar: U=U in 2019: How Far We've Come and Where We're Going

In partnership with Prevention Access Campaign, don't miss this update on the progress of the U=U campaign and future efforts!
Submitted on Jun 26, 2019
During Adherence 2019, our poster was visited by a stream of professionals whose passion for this topic matched our own. We recorded some of their perspectives here.

View Webinar: Women, Gender, and Sexuality: Identity, Attraction, Connection, and Community

In honor of National Women and Girls' HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we presented Women, Gender, and Sexuality: Identity, Attraction, Connection, and Community.

Myths about HIV

Learn the most common myths – and realities – about HIV: treatment, tests, transmission, and more.
Submitted on Nov 30, 2018 by  The Well Project
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While 2018 has proven to be another year of difficult battles and attacks against our community, The Well Project believes in the power of hope and the importance of lifting up the transformative changes that our community has achieved over the past 12 months.

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Your Voice Counts! The Well Project's 2018 Survey!

Your feedback is so very important to us! We want to know more about you, how you use our resources, and the impact they have. 
Submitted on Sep 17, 2018 by  MzGee1966
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For most of my adult life I identified as a heterosexual woman. See, my family, community, and society told me I was supposed to like boys/men. After all, I was a girl, right? I was raised with the notion that girls date boys, not other girls. Don't get me wrong, there are LGBT people in my family, but like all other ingrained stigmas, that was them not me. When I was 13 years old, I told a cousin that I wanted to become a mechanic when I grew up. She immediately said, "if you become a mechanic people are going to call you a 'bulldagger'".

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