U=U · ZERO STIGMA
U=U & Me / SayZero: knowledge that changes lives and relationships
The campaign explains that a person with HIV who takes treatment and maintains viral suppression does not transmit HIV through sex—and invites society to replace fear with facts.
The campaign explains that a person with HIV who takes treatment and maintains viral suppression does not transmit HIV through sex—and invites society to replace fear with facts.
Love Foundation develops this work around accessibility, privacy, non-discrimination, and practical connections to support.
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The project’s central message
U=U is both a scientific fact and a human-rights message. Successful viral suppression protects the health of people with HIV and prevents sexual transmission.
Clear communication helps partners, families, and communities respond to HIV with evidence rather than fear.
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How SayZero works
- Explain testing, rapid treatment, and viral-load monitoring
- Create resources people with HIV can use in personal conversations
- Challenge language and attitudes that reinforce stigma
- Connect people to friendly testing and treatment services
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Everyone can take part
Learn U=U from reliable sources, use person-centred language, and never disclose another person’s status without permission.
Organisations and clinics can integrate accurate U=U communication into service systems, staff training, and public information.