Wearing Pronouns Like We Mean It
Our Wearing Pronouns Like We Mean It collection is all about visibility, respect, and pride. Whatever
pronoun you wear these items are designed to celebrate identity and promote inclusion wherever
you go.
The elephant in the room
We are The Eddystone Trust and we believe that the topic of "sex" doesn't have to be the elephant in the room. It's our view that experiencing positive sexual health should be a right for everyone, including you.
The landscape of sexual health is evolving, and quiet revolutions have been taking place; STIs are treatable, and living with HIV now means just that - living a long and healthy life. However, not everyone has heard, stigma and shame can still get in the way, stopping people from getting tested and claiming their right to positive sexual health.
That’s why we’re on a mission to fight stigma, and you can help us in this fight by making a donation (however small) to help fund the work we do. Your donation will help to make sure that HIV support, prevention and STI testing are there for when people need it the most. Together, let’s make a positive change.
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The recent announcement that UNAIDS is set to close by the end of 2026 — four years ahead of schedule — is a stark warning for global HIV efforts. At a time when accurate, timely messaging around HIV is more...
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With Christmas fast approaching, there’s an easy way to support The Eddystone Trust while you shop — and it won’t cost you a thing! By signing up to EasyFundraising, every online purchase you make can help raise money for our...
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The Dangers of AI Companions Online It all started one afternoon in the office, listening to BBC 5 Live. Naga Munchetty had a guest on discussing the growing power of AI - particularly how easy it now is to create...
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October is Black History Month — a time to celebrate the power, creativity, and resilience of Black communities. It’s also a chance to recognise the many ways Black people have shaped the fight against HIV, turning pain into purpose and...
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The latest HIV surveillance data for 2024, published by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), offers encouraging signs of progress in the UK’s efforts to end new HIV transmissions. But while the direction of travel is positive, the journey is...
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Reflections on BASHH’s New Implementation Toolkit When someone is diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection (STI), the next step is just as vital as the diagnosis itself: partner notification. It’s the process of letting past and current sexual partners know that...
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