Experience Matters: Emerging Drugs and Trends - Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League

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उदीयमान लागूपदार्थ र प्रवृत्तिहरू

निटाजेन्सफेन्टानिल भन्दा ५० गुणा बढी बलियो हुने सिंथेटिक ओपिओइड, अष्ट्रेलियाभरि कोकेन, मेथाम्फेटामाइन र एमडीएमए जस्ता अप्रत्याशित पदार्थहरूमा बढ्दो रूपमा फेला परिरहेको छ।

AIVL ले हाम्रो नेटवर्क र साझेदारहरूसँग अष्ट्रेलियामा उदीयमान औषधिहरूको प्रभाव र हानि कम गर्न हामी कसरी परिस्थितिमा प्रतिक्रिया दिइरहेका छौं भन्ने बारेमा कुरा गर्‍यो।

भिडियो हेर्नुहोस् र पोडकास्ट सुन्नुहोस्

"अनुभव किन महत्त्वपूर्ण छ? हाम्रा सहभागीहरूबाट सुन्नुहोस्"

पावल

क्यारोल

टिम

क्रिस

पर्दा पछाडिका कुराहरू: पोडकास्टका अनुहारहरू

रोशेल, NUAA मा हानि न्यूनीकरण सेवा प्रबन्धक

फेलिसिटी, हानि न्यूनीकरण कार्यकर्ता

पुड्गे, समुदाय सदस्य

NCCRED बाट डा. ज्याक फ्रीस्टोन

कौरमा हाम्रो अनुभव मामिला परियोजनाको छायांकन

Filming for our Experience Matters project in Kaurna Country, Adelaide. On the couch we have Paul Dessauer, CEO of Peer Based Harm Reduction Western Australia and Emily Ebdon, Board Member of Tasmanian Users and Health Support League and AIVL Campaigns and Capacity Building Lead. Link in bio! #harmreductionsaveslives #pwud #humanrights

अनुभवको महत्त्व AIVL को हानि न्यूनीकरण कथा हो

Experience Matters is AIVL's Harm Reduction storytelling series, featuring three short films and three podcast episodes— out now! While we'll be sharing snippets on social media, you can watch and listen to the full series under the resource section of our website. This series explores key issues impacting our community today, including the rise of nitazenes and other emerging drug trends. It also highlights the crucial role of Drug User Organisations in overdose prevention, education, BBV prevention, testing, and treatment and more. We also look at the importance of ethical collaboration and how to build meaningful, mutually beneficial partnerships with the community. Link in bio #internationaldrugcheckingday #harmreductionsaveslives #pwud #humanrights

CheQpoint, क्वीन्सल्याण्डको एक मात्र औषधि जाँच सेवा

CheQpoint, Queensland’s only drug checking service will very shortly close its doors due to no ongoing funding to continue this life saving service to the community. 🌟 Queenslanders are rallying to save drug checking. If you live in Queensland, take action NOW! Visit the website in our bio to easily email your local MP and make your voice heard.

AIVL को प्रतिक्रियामा स्थापित संस्थाको रूपमा

AIVL as an organisation founded in response to the HIV crisis in the late 80s, honours the strength, resilience and leadership of women who use drugs living with HIV. Women who use drugs, including those living with HIV, have been at the forefront of harm reduction in Australia from the very beginning. AIVL remains committed to amplifying their voices, expertise, and ending stigma and discrimination in all their manifestations.#WomenLivingWithHIV #WWUD #HarmReduction #PeerLeadership

आज, हामी शक्ति, लचिलोपन, र

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women —especially the incredible women who use drugs who push for change, fight for justice, and uplift our community every day. 💜#InternationalWomensDay #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 #WWUD #Equity #harmreduction

स्ट्रया, के हामी तपाईंको ध्यानमा छौं? राम्रो! हामीलाई चाहिन्छ

Straya, do we have your attention? Good! We need you to know that syphilis cases have tripled in the past decade, with over 6,000 cases reported in 2022, including rising cases of congenital syphilis. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection that often people don't know they have, but left untreated, it can cause serious health issues. We need to keep our community safe. Condoms are one of the easiest ways to protect yourself and your partners against STIs like syphilis. Most of our NSPs provide free condoms and some provide testing for syphilis as well as hepatitis C and HIV.

तपाईं त्यो भन्न सक्नुहुन्न - AIVL को नयाँ वेबिनार श्रृंखला

You Can't Say That – AIVL's New Webinar Series Some ideas are backed by evidence, grounded in logic—yet still face pervasive stigma and are widely misunderstood in society. AIVL’s new webinar series, You Can’t Say That, tackles these controversial yet crucial conversations head on. In our first session, we’re taking on a common misconception about people who use drugs. People who use drugs make excellent parents. So why does Australia’s cultural narrative insist otherwise? Join us as we challenge harmful discrimination, break down the evidence, and explore the real stories behind the stigma. Register now to be part of the conversation. (link in bio)