Suttlepoints: The Hub
Transforming Lived Experience into Leadership, Strategy, and Systems Change
Suttlepoints is a curated resource hub connecting analysis, lived experience, advocacy tools, and strategic insight across public health, policy, and community-based work. It is where ideas, practice, and purpose meet—designed to support learning, reflection, and action.
The Hub organizes writing and resources across five core pillars:
Ending HIV Criminalization
Public Health & Human Rights
Leadership & Capacity Building
Storytelling & Media
Higher Education & Mentorship
Each pillar offers perspectives grounded in evidence, lived expertise, and systems awareness, supporting advocates, practitioners, students, and leaders seeking to deepen understanding and strengthen impact. Together, these resources reflect my commitment to translating lived experience into practical insight that informs strategy, leadership, and more ethical public health responses.
HIV Justice Academy: HIV Criminalization Online Course
This course equips advocates and leaders with the knowledge and strategies needed to challenge HIV criminalization as a systemic legal and public health failure.
Practice Guide: Person-First Language Guide for Criminal Legal Reform Advocates & Allies
A practical guide for using person-first language as a tool to reduce stigma and reshape how criminal legal systems define people.
Panel Discussion: Centering Black Voices: Building an HIV Decriminalization Coalition Rooted in Racial Justice
A coalition-building conversation that examines how centering Black leadership and lived expertise creates durable strategies for ending HIV criminalization.
Video Interview: Surface Level Podcast - What Are HIV Criminalization Laws? — With Robert Suttle
A systems overview video that explains how HIV criminalization laws operate, why they persist, and what reform requires from advocates and policymakers.