HIV Conversations

Date

Wednesday 5th September, 2018

Time

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Location

Chelsea & Westminster Hospital
369 Fulham Road
London

Details

HIV Conversations is a new initiative at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where each month, a different speaker explores different aspects of living with HIV, such as diagnosis, fighting stigma, love, dating and sex. The HIV Conversations usually take place on first Wednesday of each month.

Susan Cole

Feminist mother of four and ex wife of three, Susan has been an HIV activist, campaigner and writer for over sixteen years. She has worked for a number of HIV organisations including The UK Coalition of People Living with HIV (UKC), NAM (twice!), The National AIDS Trust (NAT), has been a trustee of CHIVA and was the UK representative for the EU Project on HIV prevention strategies. She was a regular columnist and writer for Positive Nation Magazine (shamelessly exploiting her pregnancy to bag an interview with Richard Gere) and has written for a variety of other publications on issues around HIV including BASELINE, African Eye, Writers of Colour and The F-Word.

She is particularly passionate about issues affecting women living with HIV. She is a trustee of the Women’s HIV Charity The Sophia Forum and serves on the steering committee of Positively Women, Positively UK’s women’s project. She has recently returned to NAM as Patient Information, Marketing & Membership Manager

This months talk is to be held in The Mansfield Room, 4th Floor (above the Kobler Clinic) St Stephens Centre, which is a change from the usual Medicinema.

 

 

 

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