Experience Matters: Ethical Collaboration - Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League

Colaboração Ética

Pessoas que usam drogas e Organizações de Usuários de Drogas têm lutado por colaboração ética ao longo de nossa história, para serem genuinamente respeitadas como pessoas com expertise e autorizadas a liderar as respostas que afetam nossa comunidade. AIVL falou com nossa Rede e Parceiros sobre colaboração ética, como ela se parece e como deve ser sentida por todos os participantes.

Assista ao vídeo e ouça o podcast

“Por que a experiência importa? Ouça nossos participantes

Kirsten

Érika

Izzy

Edie

Nikkas

Fiona

Nos bastidores: rostos do podcast

Ele, vice-presidente executivo da AIVL

Dra. Danielle Russell, Instituto Kirby da UNSW

Felicity, ativista da redução de danos

Peter Higgs, Professor Associado do Instituto Burnet

Para o segundo webinar do AIVL 'Você não pode dizer isso

For the second webinar in AIVL's 'You Can't Say That' series, we reflect on the historical exclusion of women who use drugs from traditional feminist spaces and advocacy. We also examine the origins, rise, and impact of Narcofeminism, a global feminist movement led by women who use drugs. Link in Bio. #narcofeminism #harmreductionsaveslives #humanrights #womxnsrights

Ele Morrison, vice-CEO da AIVL, é o anfitrião da AIV

Ele Morrison, AIVL's Deputy CEO is the host of AIVL's new podcast series Experience Matters. Ele spoke to AIVL Network Members, partners and collaborators in Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and Canada for our first three episodes on emerging drug trends, the power of Drug User Organisations and ethical collaboration with community. All three episodes are live now on the AIVL website and Spotify. Link in bio.

O que podemos fazer para enfrentar os impactos em evolução da e

What can we do to tackle the evolving impacts of emerging drugs and toxic supply in a prohibition context? Watch the full interview with members of the AIVL network. Link in Bio:) #harmreductionsaveslives #pwud #human rights

Filmagens para nosso projeto Experience Matters em Kaur

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

Experience Matters é a história de redução de danos da AIVL

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, o único serviço de verificação de drogas de Queensland

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 como uma organização fundada em resposta à

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