Gay Men and Men Who Have Sex with Men

Gay men and men who have sex with men (MSM) are the group most affected by HIV/AIDS in Canada.

They currently account for approximately 56% of all cases of HIV/AIDS cases in Canada and 45% of all new infections.

Many campaigns have been targeted to this group to address prevention strategies, confront challenges with stigma and discrimination, and to build on the strong knowledge base they already have.

Here you’ll find information sheets and educational resources produced by CAS that address HIV/AIDS issues of importance to this group.

• Rectal Microbicide Advocates Call for Five-fold Funding Increase

• What Does Male Circumcision Mean for Canadians?

• Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention: Update on the Halting of Trials

• HIV/AIDS and Gay Men

• Aboriginal Men and HIV/AIDS

• Young Gay Men and HIV/AIDS

• International Day Against Homophobia

• Young Gay Men's Information Sheet Series

• HIV and Aging

• Gay Men and MSM

• HIV/AIDS Awareness and Prevention --“Do they have what it takes?” -- Innovative and provocative campaign targets men who have sex with men (02/12/2009)

• Age of Consent (July 2006)

• Project Condom

• A New Look at Homophobia and Heterosexism in Canada

• Integrating Research and Programming for HIV Prevention for Gay, Bisexual and other Men who have Sex with Men - Strategic Directions