Understanding and Responding to People Who Use Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs - Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League

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Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs

An increasing number of individuals who use steroids and other performance and image enhancing drugs (PIEDS) are accessing Needle and Syringe Programs for injecting equipment.

Watch this online training webinar to learn more about PIEDs and how to effectively support those who use them.

QuIVAA/Hi-Ground Resources Referenced In The Training

Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs (PIEDs) Flyer

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Steroid Health Conversation Guide

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ROIDCheck Wave 2: Drug Checking Results

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ROIDCheck Wave 2: Harm Reduction Information

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The theme is: Abstinence your choice - Drug use my

The theme is: Abstinence your choice - Drug use my choice - Prohibition no choice. The day is International Drug Users Day. Thank you so much, INPUD, for founding today. Representation matters #harmreduction #harmreductionworks #harmreductionheroes #harmreductionislove #harmreductionsaveslives #internationaldrugusersday

Our friendly neighbourhood Narcofeminist wishes yo

Our friendly neighbourhood Narcofeminist wishes you a safe and spooktacular Halloween! ✨🌙🎃 To all our coven, stay magical and don’t forget how powerful you are! 💚

#Narcofeminist #HarmReduction

Join Us for a Day of Insight and Advocacy! 📅 Da

Join Us for a Day of Insight and Advocacy!
📅 Date: 11 Dec 2024
🕣 Time: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Crowne Plaza, Adelaide

Our community invites partners and allies for an impactful day of presentations and panel discussions focused on the health and human rights of people who use drugs (PWUD).

🎟️ Ticket Cost:

Early Bird: $150
Free for PWUD
🔔In-Person | Catered | Accessible

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect and create change!

Link to register in BIO :)

#HarmReduction
#HumanRights
#PWUD
#CommunityHealth
#DrugPolicyReform
#AdvocacyMatters
#InclusiveCommunity
#EndStigma
#AdelaideEvents
#HealthForAll
#PanelDiscussions
#SocialJustice
#PublicHealth

🌍 Today, AIVL addressed the Joint Standing Comm

🌍 Today, AIVL addressed the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence, and Trade’s Inquiry into Australia’s advocacy for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty.

🚨 34 countries execute people for drug offences.

42% of all known executions worldwide are for drug offences.

In 2023 alone, at least 467 people were executed for drug offences in just 5 countries.

Australia opposes the death penalty for any crime and supports harm reduction for people who use drugs.

Yet, Australia’s Federal Police are complicit in sharing information that could lead to executions in other countries.

🔍 What does that say about our values?

If we want to truly abolish the death penalty, our actions must align with our words.

Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs (PIEDs) are

Performance and Image Enhancing Drugs (PIEDs) are the fastest growing drug category reflected in NSP statistics across Australia.

Join Dr. Tim Piatkowski, a PIEDs expert and @quivaa_qld Board Member, along with Sonya Weith, also from QuIVAA, for AIVL's PIEDs Workshop.

Wednesday October 16, 12.30pm - 1.30pm AEDT.

If you're unable to join us live, you can still register, and we'll send you a recording of the session.

Register via link in bio

We’re a group of creatives who use drugs, suppor

We’re a group of creatives who use drugs, supported by AIVL, calling on fellow artists. PACE (Peer Arts Collective Exhibition) is a new movement, starting with an exhibition book in 2024 featuring art by people who use drugs.

Submit your photos of any art form—paintings, photography, installations, street art—or a poem/song (up to 1 page).

Selected submissions will receive $50!

DM us for any other questions! Applications close 21 October 2024 😘

Link in Bio

Check out the accessibility tools on our new site,

Check out the accessibility tools on our new site, we’ve got it all from screen reading to contrast adjusting and more! All in 7 languages 😀 #accessibilityforall #harmreduction