We’re thrilled to host Bruce Richman, founder of Prevention Access Campaign and the inspiration behind the U=U movement, for an interactive evening about how an ‘undetectable viral load’ and the U=U message can change the way people view HIV on 7 March at the Treasury Theatre in Melbourne.
Bruce learned in 2012 that his undetectable viral load meant he could not transmit HIV. He committed to sharing this life-changing information in the hope that people with HIV and their partners will live healthy sexual and reproductive lives free of fear and stigma. Bruce and the U=U campaign have received extensive media coverage including The Washington Post, CBS Evening News, China Global Television, CBC Canada National News, DailyMail.com and The Lancet. Bruce was honored for his work with U=U as Healthline’s HIV influencers “2017 Person of the Year“and named Plus Magazine “#1 Most Amazing HIV + People of 2017“, and he received the 2017 Partnership Award from the National Association of State and Territorial AIDS Directors.
The U=U forum will consist of:
Keynote Speaker
Bruce Richman, Founder of Prevention Access Campaign
Panellists
Christabel Millar, President of Living Positive Victoria
Associate Professor Edwina Wright, Alfred Health
Davey Thompson, The Institute of Many U=U Campaign
Host
Nic Holas, Co-founder of The Institute of Many
Join us for refreshments at 6:30pm for a 7pm start. Admission is free but space is limited.
This event is part of the U=U campaign presented by The Institute of Many (TIM) and DYNAMIX INTERNATIONAL