Anal About My Health
MPact has teamed up with St James Infirmary and TrishTV to expand our award nominated campaign into a series of videos on sexual health and harm reduction.
The videos feature Bay Area drag performers sharing personal testimonials about their experiences with sexually transmitted infections as well as discussing harm reduction issues with experts on drug use, living with HIV, sex workers rights, and anal health!
The goal of the series is to break down stigma around sexual health – and who better to help than drag queens!
Watch the latest videos from #AnalAboutMyHealth and learn more here:
HIV Prevention | Anal About My Health
In the latest episode of #AnalAboutMyHealth, Mama Celeste and Kochina Rude are talking about sexual health interventions such as U=U & PrEP
Sex Work is Work | Anal About My Health
In the latest episode of #AnalAboutMyHealth, Mama Celeste and Kochina Rude are spreading the good word that SEX WORK IS WORK! We
All About Anal | Anal About My Health
In the latest episode of #AnalAboutMyHealth, Mama Celeste and Kochina Rude are talking all about anal! We spoke with Duane Quintana aka
Drug Use | Anal About My Health
In the latest series of #AnalAboutMyHealth, Mama Celeste and Kochina Rude are talking about drug use, harm reduction, criminalization, and overdose prevention.
Scabies | Anal About My Health
Lisa Frankenstein‘s got an itch that something might be wrong, but how was she supposed to know that it was scabies?! WATCH
Syphilis | Anal About My Health
Kochina Rude and her man are playing a rousing game of “I’ll show you mine if you show me yours” when she
Chlamydia | Anal About My Health
Dusty Darling’s got a hot new case… of chlamydia that is! In this classic tale of “Who Done Her?”, one drag queen goes
Human Papilloma Virus | Anal About My Health
In today’s episode of Anal About My Health’s STI series, San Francisco drag performer Jillian Gnarling stars as Uma Papillova. After a
Gonorrhea | Anal About My Health
WATCH NOW Having a sexually transmitted infection can sometimes be scary and sometimes embarrassing, but sometimes it just makes for a great
Anal About My Health is produced with support from Bridging the Gaps and Robert Carr Fund. Captioning courtesy of our partners at M-Coalition (Arabic & French) and SOMOSGay (Spanish)