Positively UK provides support for people living with HIV, by people living with HIV. Our podcast provides information, inspiration and awareness around HIV. All episodes are co-created with people with HIV.
S02: Positively UK was established 35 years ago as Positively Women. As we celebrate 35 years of providing peer support, we talk to people about our past and present.
S01: Positively UK Gay Men's Project Coordinator Chris O'Hanlon hosts a series of HIV-related podcasts for LGBT+ communities where he talks to those at the forefront of HIV services.
Malika Cholwe and Chiesa Musonda: Growing up at Positively Women
In this final episode we close our first season of Positively Past, Positively Present hearing from two individuals who grew up in Positively Women warm embrace/in PW’s atmosphere//grew up alongside PW: Malika Cholway and Chiesa Musonda. Malika, better known as Hamzaa, and Chiesa share with us their experiences growing up around the phenomenal women at Postively Women, with specific shout outs to their extraordinary mothers: Angelina Namiba and Rebecca Mbewe. Listen out for Hamzaa’s new EP ‘Rush’ on Apple Music or Spotify.
12 Sept 2024
Shema Tariq and Rageshri Dhairyawan: HIV Medicine and Health Inequalities in Sexual Health
Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan is a Consultant in HIV Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust, and is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Queen Mary University of London. Rageshri is Chair of the Steering Group of the 4M Network. Dr Shema Tariq is a Clinical Academic at UCL's Institute for Global Health and Honorary Consultant HIV Physician at Mortimer Market Centre. She is Vice-Chair of the Board of Trustees at Positively UK and Trustee of Tommy's, the UK's leading charity funding research into pregnancy loss and preterm birth. In this episode, we speak with Shema and Rageshri about HIV medicine and health inequalities in sexual and reproductive health care and support.
5 Sept 2024
Jane Anderson: Historical Care of Women Living with HIV
Professor Jane Anderson is a Consultant Physician in HIV Medicine at Homerton University Hospital in Hackney, East London. Jane established and is the director of the Centre for the Study of Sexual Health and HIV at Homerton. In this episode, Jane discusses the history of HIV treatment in terms of how it effected and affected women at the start of the pandemic, the importance of considering mother’s wellness alongside their child’s health, and makes a case for the vitality of including women living with HIV in HIV research.
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