Ron leaves an enormous legacy of social justice activism. Join the OHTN, friends and colleagues in looking back at Ron's life and work.
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Ron leaves an enormous legacy of social justice activism. Whether you knew Ron personally, were impacted by his work or are just curious to learn more about him, we encourage you to join us in celebrating his life and legacy.
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It is with a heavy heart that I share the sad news that my friend and colleague Ron Rosenes died on Saturday, October 21 after a short illness. He was an outspoken advocate for people living with HIV whose work was recognized in 2014 when he was made Member of the Order of Canada
As the recipient of the 2021 CAHR Red Ribbon Award, Ron’s compassion and commitment to enhancing the quality of life of those living with HIV was unwavering. Rest in Peace, Ron: https://t.co/bTxMB9l1eQ (2/2)
It is with a heavy heart that we share that Ron Rosenes, champion of research and tireless advocate for those living with HIV, died on October 21, 2023. CAHR extends its deepest condolences to Ron’s family, and to all those who were fortunate enough to know him. (1/2)
Absolutely gutted to learn the news that Ron Rosenes passed away yesterday.💔
Ron was a true gentleman and mentor and I will miss his sharp wit and wise guidance.
Rest well Ron. You will never be forgotten.🙏🏻
The Board, Members and Staff Team at Realize mourn the passing of Ron Rosenes, a giant in the Canadian HIV movement as a long-time community volunteer, HIV activist, social justice advocate, rabble rouser, peer mentor, Board member and most importantly, friend to many.
Tout le personnel de CATIE a été consterné par la nouvelle du décès de Joanne Lindsay, membre dévouée de notre conseil d’administration. Nous tenons à offrir toutes nos condoléances aux proches de Joanne.
All of us at CATIE were heartbroken to learn of the passing of Joanne Lindsay, a dedicated member of our board of directors. We extend our condolences to Joanne’s loved ones.
"You have amplified the voices of many and we are very grateful."
On @ianrgreen's final day as our CEO, some of the beautiful HIV community wanted to say thank you to Ian for sharing his lived experience and championing the voices of others living with HIV.
Listen to my conversation about @MyHQToronto with The Positive Effect’s James Watson about why and how this new health centre for guys into guys and trans and non-binary people is so necessary to the health and wellness of our communities.
Host, James Watson of @_thepositiveeffect gets the full picture with long-time advocate and community leader @John_McCullagh, and Co-chair of the Board of Directors for HQ. listen to this podcast by following the link. https://t.co/2PYkkUKf9Z
I was so happy to be invited by James Watson to talk about HQ Toronto on this episode of Pozcast. Listen to our conversation about why HQ will be transformative for the sexual health, mental health and social wellness of cis guys into guys and trans and non-binary people.
The arrival of @MyHQToronto is a game-changer for 2SLGBTQ people. James Watson gets the 411 talking with community leader and HQ board director, John McCullagh and why it’s so personally important to him as a gay person living with #HIV pozcast link 👉 https://t.co/RZVB4EppeT
@althiaraj@StephanieLevitz@cath_cullen Agree about @cath_cullen but disagree with the sentiments about missing the music because I dislike loud aggressive musical introductions to news programs, be they on radio or TV.
A very difficult decision for me to make but I will be leaving @THTorguk as a strong, vibrant and relevant organisation. I remain in post until the end of February whilst the Board recruit my successor