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Campaigns
It’s Your Right
It’s Your Right is a bold, peer-led, co-designed campaign driving progress toward hepatitis C elimination in Australia by 2030. The campaign aims to increase uptake of harm reduction, hepatitis C prevention, testing, treatment, and liver health care across community and custodial settings.
Support. Don’t Punish.
Support. Don’t Punish. is a global grassroots campaign that calls for jurisdictions to implement drug policy that prioritises the health and wellbeing outcomes of people who use drugs and end cruel sanctions that target the people who use drugs community.
Eliminate Violence Against Women and Gender Diverse People Who Use Drugs
The Eliminate Violence Against Women and Gender Diverse People Who Use Drugs campaign highlights the need to end violence against women and gender diverse people who use drugs and improve drug policies from a feminist, human rights and harm reduction perspective.
Spotlight On Overdose
Drug-related overdose impacts everyone. Let’s not pretend this is someone else’s problem. Together we can change the lives of thousands of people and the many more who care about them. Keep the spotlight on overdose and help us end it.
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Criminalisation
Women Who Use Drugs
19 Jan 2024
CAHMA & The Connection: Working with women who use drugs & are involved with Child Protection
AIVL recently yarned with Monica Ruffy about her work through CAHMA and The Connection with a peer-based support group for mothers who use drugs, based in Canberra: The Jude Byrne Women’s Group, A group for women with AOD and Care and Protection involvement.
Criminalisation
Stigma and Discrimination
Women Who Use Drugs
19 Jan 2024
Campaign to eliminate violence against women and gender diverse people who use drugs
Women and gender diverse people who use drugs are subject to extreme levels and a wide range of violence due to patriarchal norms combined with punitive prohibition of some drugs.
