Research study: Transmasculine people and sexual health
GATE and Columbia University invite transmasculine people to take part in a research study about sexual health.
GATE and Columbia University invite transmasculine people to take part in a research study about sexual health.
GATE hosted a webinar on 12 April, 3pm CET to encourage participation of trans and gender diverse communities at AIDS 2022.
GATE has designed a training for global trans activists to access security and safety tools with their organizations.
Transmasculine people’s voices need to be amplified in scientific research and participation at the AIDS 2022 Conference.
Erika Castellanos, GATE’s Interim Executive Director, on the AIDS 2022 conference, our projects, community engagement, and more.
The 24th International AIDS Conference is scheduled to take place between 29 July – 2 August in Montréal, Canada, and virtually.
We urge stakeholders to ensure the 7th Global Fund Replenishment cycle commits to action to keep communities at the centre.
These guides seek to address the exclusion gap by increasing the meaningful engagement of trans people in National Strategic Plan development.
Join us on World AIDS Day to discuss the importance of trans inclusion in National Strategic Plans to achieve HIV epidemic control.
Join us on 4 Nov to discuss the past, present and future of trans depathologization and resistance against anti-gender movements!