IWWIT - a campaign by Deutsche Aidshilfe
For over 15 years IWWIT (ICH WEISS WAS ICH TU) for education, visibility and self-determination. We talk openly about gay life, safer sex, HIV and other topics that move us. Without shame, without pointing fingers - but with attitude, knowledge and a real connection to the community.
The campaign ICH WEISS WAS ICH TU the German AIDS service organisation - for gay, bi+ and trans men*
Online, on site, in dialogue: We are here for you.
MyMentalMe
What does mental wellbeing mean for gay and queer men? Voices, wishes and perspectives from the community.
#MyMentalMe: How healthy is the bisexual male soul?
Don’t bisexual (bi+) men have it much easier? After all, they can hide away in a „straight relationship“ and…
More on #MyMentalMe: How healthy is…#MyMentalMe: When the soul suffers
Almost one in three people will suffer from a mental health condition requiring treatment at some point in their lives. Queer people…
More about #MyMentalMe: When the soul…Making the Most of It: The Spoon Theory on…
IWWIT presents: The Spoon Theory! Our writer interviewed Jonathan Gregory, head of the IWWIT campaign, and asked him…
More on ‘Drawing on One’s Full Potential’: The…My journey out of the darkness of a gay…
A queer struggle against invisible shackles: Our writer Jeff Mannes was suddenly plagued by depression. And he didn’t know why…
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Cruising
Guide
Your guide to relationships, desire and freedom. Everything you need to know – concise, honest and respectful.
More space
"More space" stands for safe places where queer people can be themselves - without fear of marginalisation. The video shows why safer spaces are so important and how we can create them together.
Safe(r) Spaces? for queer life
Safer spaces are not a modern invention. Their history can be traced back more than 100 years. Historians…
Want to know more about Safe(r) Spaces? for queer…Consensus in queer spaces
From the gay darkroom to the sex-positive FLINTA party: How is sexual consent established in different queer spaces…
More on consensus in queer spacesProud voice of queerness: LEOPOLD in an interview
A vocal powerhouse with powerful messages: "Pink Rebell" LEOPOLD has been taking the scene by storm with his political and combative music for some time now…
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Not just for World AIDS Day
Remembering HIV/AIDS, rethinking prevention
Design students at the Berlin University of the Arts are taking part in the project „Put the pressure on!“ deals with HIV/AIDS, queer memory culture and contemporary prevention. Her analogue print works show that education remains a powerful force – then as now.
The project has got underway – work and projects by students from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK) will soon be available here.
Featuring works by design students from the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK).
A project by IWWIT in collaboration with the Gay Museum Berlin and the
Berlin University of the Arts.
Safer Sex 3.0
As well as condoms, there are now other safer sex methods available to protect against HIV, namely PrEP and protection through treatment. It’s up to you to decide which safer sex method is right for you (at the moment). You don’t have to commit to one method for good; you can decide based on the situation and stage of your life. You can also use several methods at once – Deutsche Aidshilfe summarises this under the term „Safer Sex 3.0“.
Condoms protect!
Condoms protect against HIV and reduce the risk of various sexually transmitted infections. It is important to choose the right size and…
Find out more about ‘Condoms protect!’Protection through HIV therapy
Pre-exposure prophylaxis prevents HIV transmission during sex if the viral load remains consistently below the detection limit…
More on protection through HIV treatmentPrEP – Protection against HIV
HIV PrEP provides highly effective protection against HIV infection. It involves the use of medicines that prevent HIV from multiplying in the…
More about PrEP – protection against HIVPEP according to HIV risk
Following potential exposure to HIV, PEP can significantly reduce the risk of infection. It is crucial to act quickly…
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