My chapter on HIV/AIDS and immigration in Canada is due out this October in Eithne Luibhéid and Karma Chavez’s new anthology Queer and Trans Migrations: Dynamics of Illegalization, Detention, and Deportation. This chapter examines my own experience immigrating to Canada alongside an analysis of Canada’s medical inadmissibility/excessive demand clause that bars people with disabilities and most medical conditions, including HIV, from immigrating to Canada.
This summer I facilitated a panel discussion on immigration and male sex workers following a screening of the short film Marco (2019). The event was organized by MAX Ottawa for Capital Pride and included Josh from MAX and Elene from Butterfly. Josh and I have also co-authored a soon-to-be-released report titled On the Move based on a needs assessment conducted pre-COVID by MAX for guys who do sex work in the Quebec-Montreal-Ottawa-Toronto corridor. Many canadian generic cialis online service provider offer fast Kamagra delivery in UK. Even men over 70 can also get erection with single dose of the tablets. cost of cialis To take the maximum effect of Kamagra, it should be taken with full large glass of soft cialis online water and prior to one hour of intended sex. cialis canada You can monitor your blood pressure by using a monitor at home and by consulting your doctor. We’ll be presenting this report at the Community-Based Research Centre’s 2020 virtual Summit in November. Through this work I’ve also joined the multi-city advisory board for developing programming based on the needs assessment.
Friend and colleague Emma McKenna and I have submitted our piece “Beyond Social Safety Nets: COVID-19, Sex Workers, and Universal Basic Income’s Equitable Base” for publication. Along with Chris Bruckert we also applied for a grant to do a research project on sex worker mutual aid organizing in Ottawa-Gatineau during COVID-19 in collaboration with our pals at POWER.