Caribbean Vulnerable Communities

Coalition Corner Podcast

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Coalition Corner is an interactive series of conversations being spearheaded by the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities, to help further the dialogue surrounding issues affecting the regional HIV response and human rights movement The show brings members of various stakeholder groups together, giving them the opportunity to talk in an open and frank way. Coalition Corner also provides an opportunity for the various groups to explore possible solutions while sharing best practices.

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27 kwi 2026

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Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 4: Growing Up in a Sexualised Caribbean Culture 27.04.2026

There’s no doubt that young people across the Caribbean face unique challenges when it comes to sexual and reproductive health. While they grow up in societies where sex is often openly discussed in music, media, and everyday life, access to comprehensive, factual, and judgment-free sexual and reproductive health education remains limited. So how do young people navigate these issues? We're e...

Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 5: Eliminating Mother to Child Transmission of Diseases 27.04.2026

The Caribbean has made tremendous strides in eliminating the mother to child transmission of many diseases including HIV and syphilis. In this episode of the Coalition Corner podcast we discuss the issue with representatives from Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis and Antigua and Barbuda. For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC) and the work we do please visit our website at...

Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 6: Resetting the Regional HIV Response 27.04.2026

In this episode of the Coalition Corner podcast we're taking a closer look at the challenges in the Caribbean's HIV and human rights response and what can be done to reset amid recent global developments. For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC) and the work we do please visit our website at www.cvccoalition.org. Follow on social media Facebook: @CaribbeanVul...

Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 3: Arts, Culture and Advocacy 12.06.2025

Across the Caribbean, arts and culture have become powerful tools for advocacy, education, and social change. Through theatre, music, spoken word, and visual storytelling, edutainment-based initiatives are breaking down stigma, sparking conversations, and empowering people affected by HIV. In this episode of the Coalition Corner podcast we’re exploring how the arts have been instrumental in HIV ad...

Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 2: HIV & Aging -The Male Perspective 22.05.2025

As more men living with HIV grow older, they face unique challenges, from managing long-term treatment to navigating stigma, relationships, and overall well-being. In this episode, of the Coalition Corner podcast, we’re exploring what aging with HIV looks like for men, the barriers they encounter, and the support systems that can make a difference. For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerab...

Coalition Corner Season 2, Episode 1: HIV and Aging 14.05.2025

The first episode of our Coalition Corner Podcast Season 2 explore the issue of growing older while living with HIV.  As the HIV-positive population ages, new challenges emerge that require urgent attention. Older adults living with HIV face a unique intersection of health issues, including age-related co-morbidities, medication interactions, stigma, and the need for specialized healthcare service...

Episode 4: The Evolution of the HIV Response in Jamaica and the Caribbean 21.12.2023

In this episode we’re talking with two individuals who have worked more than a decade each with CVC in the HIV response. We sat down with CVC’s Contracts and Procurement Officer Andrea ChinSee and Technical Programme Officer Marlon Thompson to look at the work they’ve been doing in the regional HIV response and how things have changed. For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerable Communitie...

Episode 3: The PrEP Rollout in Jamaica and Guyana 20.12.2023

In this episode we’re discussing the rollout of PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis)   in Jamaica and Guyana as a new and innovative tool in the HIV response. Dr. Sasha Blackwood  from the Centre for HIV/AIDS Research and Education Services (CHARES) at the University Hospital of the West Indies in Jamaica and  Joel Simpson  from the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) in Guyana  ...

Episode 2: Can I be Gay and Christian? - the intersectionality of spirituality and sexuality 08.12.2023

In this episode of the CVC-produced Coalition Corner podcast, we explore issues around spirituality and sexuality. Can someone be Christian and gay? Our guests, Theologian Damien Williams and Unitarian Universalist Minister Angeline C. Jackson, who are also members of the LGBTQ+ community, help us tackle the issue. For more information about the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC) and the work...

Episode 1: Let Communities Lead 01.12.2023

The first episode of the Coalition Corner Podcast is a special World AIDS Day conversation. World AIDS Day 2023 is being commemorated under the theme 'Let Communities Lead' we therefore explored the importance of Civil Society Organisations across the Caribbean in the regional HIV response. CVC Executive Director Ivan Cruickshank sat down with Kandasi Levermore Executive Director for the...

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