ReShape/International HIV Partnerships
Mutual Mentoring
Movement Building
Health for All
ReShape’s latest work

Building solidarity and integrated chemsex/ high fun/ PnP services in your locale/ region
2023
This workshop will be a harmonised platform linking people working on Chemsex from different countries, regions, and backgrounds. It will highlight the strengths and learnings from existing projects. It will encourage solidarity, knowledge and experience sharing, and networking amongst participants for smarter integration in services addressing the needs and hopes of people engaging in and/or recovering from chemsex.

Chairing the Chemsex Around the World session at HRI Melbourne
2023
Nia Dunbar and Sjef Pelsser (Mainline) chaired the “Chemsex around the world” session at the Harm Reduction International conference in Melbourne

Asia Chemsex Platform Meeting
2023
Organised by Yasir Ali Khan and Doan Thanh Tung, this meeting took place in Melbourne and brought together lots of Asian activists and researchers both online and in person to discuss the growing crisis that is chemsex

IV Chemsex Journeys: A Global Approach – A webinar hosted by STOP.
Virtual 2023

Chemsex Today around the world – Survey analysis
2023
Chemsex has been a growing trend in many parts of the world over the past few decades, particularly in urban areas.
Despite its global reach and prevalence, there remains little information on chemsex.
This lack of knowledge is partly due to the stigma and taboo surrounding substance use and sex as in many cultures, substance use and sexual behaviour are highly stigmatized and criminalized, making it challenging to research chemsex.
Additionally, because of the diversity of cultures and languages around the world, it can be challenging to develop research instruments that are culturally sensitive and accessible to all individuals.
In response to this gap in knowledge, ReShape decided to conduct a study on chemsex to ensure that we have a global view of the phenomenon. The study aimed to provide a comprehensive and inclusive view of chemsex that considers the diversity of cultures and languages worldwide. The study was designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of language or cultural background.
Integrated Chemsex Support
Virtual 2022
Why do we need integrated Chemsex/High Fun/PnP support services?
Part of the Where’s the Hope? Dialogues for Solidarity Series– 2022-2023
Three online sessions – on 29 November, 6 December and 13 December 2022 at 15:00/3 pm GMT to identify chemsex support options and produce and promote a call for integrated chemsex support services appropriate for your region.

The Integrated Chemsex Support Survey
Online Survey 2022
This survey is about chemsex and chemsex support in your location
Still open*
BASHH Annual Conference
Sheffield 2022
Ben Collins & Nia Dunbar (ReShape) with Sjef Pelsser (Mainline) presenting at BASHH annual conference.
The British Association for Sexual Health & HIV celebrating 100 years 1922-2022
International Chemsex Symposium
Chemsex Forum Platform
Virtual 2022
We are so excited to announce that we have hired a community coordinator for the chemsex forum platform. Forum members will be sent details of new updates to the library soon. If you would like to join the platform, post an email to: main+subscribe@ChemSex.groups.io. follow directions from there
Talking Sex in Asia: A Co-designed Toolbox
Virtual 2022
This toolbox is co-designed with the participants of Talking Sex In Asia, Session 8 in the Asia HIV Peer Support series
Talking Sex in Asia
Virtual 2022
Our first session as part of the Asian HIV Peer Support series of 2022 in collaboration with The GreenHouse
35th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for AIDS Research
Virtual 2021
ReShape and Dr Hideta Nakamura’s Asian HIV Peer Support series presented U=U in Asia with leading Asian and Western U=U organisers
5th European Harm Reduction Conference
Prague 2021
ReShape, as the European Chemsex Forum’s secretariat hosted a panel on Chemsex Challenges: Slamming, Community Stigma and Human Rights
With Leon Knoops (Mainline, The Netherlands), Jasper Janssens (Free Clinic, Belgium) and Igor Medvid (HBLGBT, Ukraine)
Work we love to share
i-base
An evening with Angela Davis
Gay community stress
SHE Center
Gregorio Millett – Casualties on the road to ending HIV
Claudia Estcourt – Prevention is hard: combination prevention is key