Re-invigorating HIV prevention for Ontario gay, bisexual, trans and ...
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<strong>Re</strong>-<strong>invigorating</strong> <strong>HIV</strong> <strong>prevention</strong> <strong>for</strong><br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> <strong>gay</strong>, <strong>bisexual</strong>, <strong>trans</strong> <strong>and</strong> other<br />
men who have sex with men<br />
Strategy Update<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> Gay Men’s <strong>HIV</strong> Prevention Summit<br />
February 1 st , 2007
It’s been a process…<br />
‣ Provincial AIDS strategy<br />
‣ Summit 2004<br />
‣ Interim Provincial Advisory Body<br />
‣ Funder dialogue towards collaboration<br />
‣ New funding <strong>for</strong> additional outreach work,<br />
campaigns/programming supports, staff<br />
supports
What have we done so far?<br />
‣ Framework <strong>and</strong> beginning strategic priorities<br />
‣ Provincial Advisory Body based on our terms of reference (26!)<br />
‣ Website<br />
‣ Survey<br />
‣ framework<br />
‣ Be <strong>Re</strong>al<br />
‣ evaluation<br />
‣ Working groups producing work<br />
‣ POZ Prevention<br />
‣ Gay, Bi, Queer Transmen<br />
‣ Ethno-racial MSM <strong>Re</strong>search<br />
‣ Intervention Working Group
What have we accomplished so far?<br />
‣ A framework & developing strategic priorities<br />
‣ An articulated set of values <strong>and</strong> principles <strong>for</strong> this work that looks at<br />
<strong>gay</strong> men’s sexual health through the social determinants of health<br />
<strong>and</strong> roots our strategy in an anti-oppression framework<br />
‣ Addressing inclusion of <strong>HIV</strong> positive <strong>gay</strong> men in a sexual health<br />
strategy<br />
‣ Actively addressing our ability to serve <strong>gay</strong>/MSM from diverse<br />
ethno-racial communities<br />
‣ Strengthening our capacity to be critical decision-makers across<br />
silo’s (research, funder, community, identities/social locations)<br />
‣ Support <strong>for</strong> an ongoing multi-stakeholder discussion <strong>and</strong><br />
collaboration about the health <strong>and</strong> well-being of <strong>gay</strong>, bi, <strong>trans</strong>, msm
Where are we at today?<br />
Strategy Bones: The Framework<br />
Provincial Advisory Body<br />
<strong>and</strong> Working Groups<br />
Website<br />
Campaign <strong>Re</strong>sources<br />
Summit<br />
Strategy Coordinator<br />
Prevention Educators<br />
Other Partners<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> AIDS Network<br />
<strong>Ontario</strong> <strong>HIV</strong> Treatment Network<br />
University of Toronto. <strong>HIV</strong> Unit<br />
University of Windsor<br />
AIDS Community Action Program<br />
Toronto & Ottawa Public Health
Next Steps<br />
‣ Strike Provincial Advisory Body<br />
‣ Develop campaign – launch June 2006<br />
‣ Develop website – launch June 2006<br />
‣ Hire Strategy Coordinator <strong>and</strong> other staff<br />
supports<br />
‣ Finalize logic model/workplan
Setting up a<br />
Provincial Advisory Body<br />
‣ Terms of <strong>Re</strong>ference<br />
‣ You put your name <strong>for</strong>ward<br />
‣ AIDS Bureau makes selections based on criteria:<br />
‣ Gay/bi men from non-dominant ethno-racial communities<br />
‣ Aboriginal or 2-Spirit men<br />
‣ Gay/bi men living with <strong>HIV</strong>/AIDS<br />
‣ Gay/bi men from rural or northern communities<br />
‣ Gay/bi men from small urban communities<br />
‣ <strong>HIV</strong> researchers<br />
‣ Queer <strong>trans</strong>men<br />
‣ Gay/bi youth<br />
‣ Gay/bi men from Ottawa<br />
‣ Educators<br />
‣ Support service workers
Who made this happen?<br />
Art Zoccole, Clemon George, Rick Kennedy, John<br />
Maxwell, Andre Goh, Peter Ho, Zavare Tengra, Seema<br />
Opal, Leo Mitterni, Trevor Gray, Leanne Pocknell,<br />
Peter Richtig, Marco Theriault, Charles Shamess, Ben<br />
Houghton, Kevin Muise, Kyle Scanlon, Angela Arsenio,<br />
Ted Myers, Barry Adam, Rita Shahin, Bruce Clarke,<br />
Christiane Bouchard, Orhan Hassan, Yogesh<br />
Choudhri, Len Lopez, Henry Koo, Rhonda Kropp,<br />
Clarence Crossman, Douglas Stewart, Frank McGee,<br />
Mary-Jane McKitterick, Dorothy Policelli, James<br />
Jezioro, John Goodwin, Bryan Hobson, James Murray
A Campaign
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