Giuliani Alvarenga's guest appearances

Giuliani Alvarenga

Uninvisible Pod with Lauren Freedman

LA LISTA: A Latinx Writers Podcast

Sylvia Ray

Todd White

Andrew Gurza

David Mitchell

Thomas Smith

Tamara Yajia

Gabriela Navarro

Mercedes Yvette

Brendon Lundberg

Taylor Orci

Chris Armstrong

Becca Murray

NITIKA CHOPRA

Kelsey Darragh

Marlena Rodriguez

OwlTail

Giuliani Alvarenga is an award-winning writer and law student living in New Orleans. A familiar face to those who have watched Trust Me, I’m Sick, they are HIV-undetectable and have a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Gender &amp; Women's Studies from the University of California, Berkeley. Giuli is also affiliated with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and a student liaison for the American Bar Association's Health Law Section. They are also involved in immigration rights as a public health issue, and speak on this topic in partnership with various organizations, as well as contributing writing to TheBody.com alongside last week’s guest, Charles Sanchez. In 2019, they received a Marguerite Casey Foundation scholarship to report and write a story on the chronically ill Latinx women of Los Angeles. Giuli was featured on the April/May 2018 cover of POZ Magazine, selected as one of the POZ 100 in 2019, and has also appeared on CNN en Español. Tune in as Giuliani shares:  that they received their status abruptly while living in the Bay Area; but with the help of a wonderful case director, became undetectable within a month how understanding their friends and romantic partners have been about their diagnosis that being HIV-undetectable means they cannot transmit the virus to anyone the importance of open communication with potential lovers how they’re addressing HIV laws in Louisiana, which often stigmatize and criminalize HIV+ individuals how they have learned from their past and are using their experience as a tool to create change why racial bias in healthcare is a public health crisis, and needs to be addressed in the legal field that they are an ambassador for the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together campaign how housing, detention, and immigration play a role in public health why advocating for people over property and profit is essential for universal healing  This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit uninvisiblepod.substack.com/subscribe

Giuliani Alvarenga is an award-winning writer and law student living in New Orleans. A familiar face to those who have watched Trust Me, I’m Sick, they are HIV-undetectable and have a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Gender &amp; Women's Studies from the University of California, Berkeley. Giuli is also affiliated with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and a student liaison for the American Bar Association's Health Law Section. They are also involved in immigration rights as a public health issue, and speak on this topic in partnership with various organizations, as well as contributing writing to <a href="http://TheBody.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheBody.com</a> alongside last week’s guest, Charles Sanchez. In 2019, they received a Marguerite Casey Foundation scholarship to report and write a story on the chronically ill Latinx women of Los Angeles. Giuli was featured on the April/May 2018 cover of POZ Magazine, selected as one of the POZ 100 in 2019, and has also appeared on CNN en Español. Tune in as Giuliani shares: <ul> <li>that they received their status abruptly while living in the Bay Area; but with the help of a wonderful case director, became undetectable within a month</li> <li>how understanding their friends and romantic partners have been about their diagnosis</li> <li>that being HIV-undetectable means they cannot transmit the virus to anyone</li> <li>the importance of open communication with potential lovers</li> <li>how they’re addressing HIV laws in Louisiana, which often stigmatize and criminalize HIV+ individuals</li> <li>how they have learned from their past and are using their experience as a tool to create change</li> <li>why racial bias in healthcare is a public health crisis, and needs to be addressed in the legal field</li> <li>that they are an ambassador for the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together campaign</li> <li>how housing, detention, and immigration play a role in public health</li> <li>why advocating for people over property and profit is essential for universal healing</li> </ul> This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://uninvisiblepod.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">uninvisiblepod.substack.com/subscribe</a>

096: Giuliani Alvarenga on Public Health, Legislation, & HIV

A PUBLIC HEALTH Latinx Writer   ‪An incredible conversation about their Salvadoran roots, growing up devout Jehovah’s Witness in LA, attending UCBerkeley &amp; writing for TheBody.com!   Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @lalistapodcast Music: Arriba Mami - Jingle Punks

A PUBLIC HEALTH Latinx Writer ‪An incredible conversation about their Salvadoran roots, growing up devout Jehovah’s Witness in LA, attending UCBerkeley &amp; writing for <a href="http://TheBody.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheBody.com</a>! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @lalistapodcast Music: Arriba Mami - Jingle Punks

49. GIULIANI ALVARENGA