Punishing Disease: An Interview with Trevor Hoppe
Punishing Disease
In his new book, Trevor Hoppe examines the intersection of the criminal justice system & HIV and other infectious diseases
by Chip Alfred
As a...
Treatment as Prevention & HIV Criminalization Reform: A New Consensus Statement
U's Turn
A new consensus statement regarding the role of Treatment as Prevention in HIV criminalization reform gains support
by Chip Alfred
On July 13, 2017, ten...
Reforming HIV Laws in Texas
Lone Star Justice
A new coalition in Texas aims to reform HIV criminalization & find a united voice for people living with HIV
by Chip Alfred
It’s...
Idaho & Decriminalizing HIV
First Steps
With a low prevalence of HIV and some high-profile prosecutions, Idaho moves toward decriminalizing HIV
by Chip Alfred
It’s a state with one of the...
The Impact of HIV Criminalization
Law Review
What’s the impact of HIV criminalization on attitudes, behavior & public health?
by Chip Alfred
It’s the first comprehensive look at scientific research on HIV...
Californians for HIV Criminalization Reform
Golden State Reform
California May Be the Next State to Change Its HIV Criminalization Laws
by Chip Alfred
It’s the largest state in the nation, with an...
Gateway to Justice
It’s a state with a relatively low prevalence of HIV, but a high number of convictions for HIV non-disclosure and some of the nation’s...
HIV Modernization Movement—Indiana
Modernizing Laws
An Indiana coalition takes the first steps toward reforming HIV criminal codes
by Chip Alfred
Following the success of Colorado’s “Mod Squad” , a new...
Fighting HIV Criminalization in Colorado (and Winning)
Denver Principles
Activists drive sweeping reform of Colorado's HIV criminalization laws
by Chip Alfred
A four-year campaign to modernize HIV criminalization legislation in Colorado has been successful,...
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In Which I hate My Bones: Poetry by Ajay Sawant
In Which I hate My Bones
Bones like sticks, calcite rolls, bones underneath
intolerant skin and loose muscles, bones
made of stones, like transparent lamenting
through years of...
