Normalize PrEP
Make PrEP feel familiar, accessible, and part of everyday conversation in Black and Brown communities.
Protecting yourself and the people you care about is an act of love.
PrEP for Lovers reframes HIV prevention through love, romance, intimacy, trust, and care—not fear, shame, or stigma. We believe prevention should feel like a natural part of healthy relationships, not something separate from them.
Through storytelling, community, and culture, PrEP for Lovers creates space for real conversations about prevention, connection, and caring for one another.
Make PrEP feel familiar, accessible, and part of everyday conversation in Black and Brown communities.
Move HIV prevention away from fear and shame by centering intimacy, care, culture, and self-worth.
Connect communities to free and low-cost PrEP resources, providers, and support programs.
Challenge the assumptions and shame that keep people from getting the protection and care they deserve.
Rethinking Prevention
Protection is not a sign of distrust — it can be an act of care for yourself, your relationships, and the people you love.
Many people assume PrEP is only for casual dating or certain lifestyles. In reality, people navigating love, commitment, and long-term relationships can benefit from PrEP too.
Black and Latino queer men and Black women continue to be disproportionately impacted by HIV, yet many still do not feel reflected in prevention conversations or care. PrEP can be part of protecting your health, relationships, future, and peace of mind — without shame or assumptions attached to it.
People often associate HIV with promiscuity or irresponsibility. In reality, many people living with HIV were simply navigating love, relationships, and trust without the information, protection, or support they deserved.
PrEP Services
Free and low-cost PrEP is available at clinics, health centers, and online. Get connected today.
Community
Real stories from real people. See how the community is embracing love and prevention.
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