THT EVENTS
The events detailed on this page support one of the key aims of our partnership with THT, which is to increase our understanding and help end stigma around HIV.
Running & Challenge Events
If you would like to get involved with THT here are events happening across the country throughout the course of the year. Check out the details below....
London Halloween Walk
29 October 2022
This hair-raising hike will take you around some of London's scary streets and historic haunts! Take on a terrifying 10km, a horrific half marathon or a frightful full marathon distance.
Red Run
26 November 2022
Lace up and join us to mark World AIDS day 2022 by taking on a 5K or 10K in London's Victoria Park
Brighton Marathon
2 April 2023
This stunning marathon route will take you on a tour of Brighton like no other!
London Landmarks Half Marathon
2 April 2023
Celebrate the grand, quirky and hidden history of the capital by taking on this unique race.
2023 TCS London Marathon
23 April 2023
The London Marathon is one of the most famous and prestigious events of its kind in the world.
Edinburgh Marathon Festival 2023
27 May 2023 - 28 May 2023
Run the world-famous Edinburgh Marathon Festival with a choice of distances, including team relay!
Royal Parks Half Marathon
8 October 2023
This race around four of London's Royal Parks is famed for being one of the UK’s most picturesque half marathons.
Previous Events
Pride Month 'Together Collection' Competition
To celebrate Pride Month in June we are very excited to present the 'Together' collection in conjunction with our charity partner, Terrence Higgins Trust.
This collection celebrates the importance of being together for Pride.
100% of the profits from the 'Together' collection will be donated to the Terrence Higgins Trust, to aid their work in ending HIV transmission by 2030.
To be in the chance to win the full 'Together' collection we would like you to fundraise during the Pride month of June.
The highest proceeds donated to: https://donate.tht.org.uk/prideatnext WINS the collection, and will be announced at the end of June.
Click below for further details and tell us about how you would like to fundraise!
Raising awareness for International Women's Day with the Terrence Higgins Trust!
Hear from Sue and Mary, two Positive Voice speakers for the Terrence Higgins Trust on what it's like being a woman
living with HIV. Click the video below to watch, you can also see our events with THT here.
Next together with THT hosted A LIVE online 'Lunch and Learn' event on Friday 11th JUNE 2021
On the back of the success of our THT It’s A Sin Lunch & Learn event (availiable below), Pride At Next introduced our second THT online event which focued on the lived experience of one of their Positive Voices speakers about living with HIV as well as important information about THT and HIV in the UK today.
The event will feature a guest speaker Steven Hughes.
Steven volunteers with Terrence Higgins Trust, and shares his personal journey following a diagnosis of HIV in 2016. This is a great opportunity to increase our understanding and help end stigma around HIV.
Steve is 28 years old, gay, and HIV+ living in Manchester.
Steve is Chief Operating Officer of a large Greater Manchester Citizens Advice service and is a leading voice on the issues affecting families across Greater Manchester. Alongside his role in the Citizens Advice service, Steve is the Cabinet Member for Communities at Rossendale Borough Council, a Non-Executive Director of Trafford Housing Trust, Chair of Sector 3 in Stockport and an Independent Member of the Advice Equality Committee across England and Wales.
In addition to the above, Steve is an equity, diversity and inclusion campaigner and fights against HIV stigma and discrimination.
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Next together with THT hosted our first LIVE online 'Lunch and Learn' event on Friday 30th April 2021
The event featured guest speaker Richard Angell, the Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Terrence Higgins Trust who served a part of the secretariat team for the HIV Commission.
It's A Sin is leading a national conversation about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s and what is happening with HIV today. While HIV is not just an experience of the LGBT+ community, it has had a disproportionate impact on the community and is the focus of Its A Sin.
Established in 1982 after the death of Terry Higgins, one of the first people to die of an AIDS-related illness, Terrence Higgins Trust is the leading HIV and sexual health charity both supporting people living with HIV and campaigning for change.
Their work through the period of It’s A Sin is covered in each episode in the frame – from those giving the LGBT community the early warning to organising the buddy system in AIDS wards.
In 2019 THT, with their friends at National AIDS Trust and the Elton John AIDS Foundation, launched the HIV Commission, off the back of Matt Hancock committing England to ending new cases of HIV by 2030, and issued its final report on 1 December 2020, World AIDS Day.
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