JUN24 Kenya Hutton Combats HIV Stigma with Education

Kenya Hutton is a program manager at the Urban Coalition for HIV/AIDS Prevention Services (UCHAPS). His core expertise includes HIV prevention and a passion for social justice with marginalized populations. Kenya has over 10 years’ experience facilitating behavioral interventions with those heavily impacted by HIV in NYC and Washington, DC. In the lead up to National HIV Testing Day, we caught up with Kenya to learn more about his work, motivations, and what UCHAPS has planned for the awareness day.

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MAY17 Our chat with Kelsey Louie for Hepatitis Testing Day and API HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

In recognition of National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and National Hepatitis Testing Day, we caught up with GMHC to learn more about their work in those areas.

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APR17 Meet Extraordinary Woman Kenya Carlyle

Kenya Carlyle is a case manager at Pridelines, a grantee of the Transgender Leadership Initiative. We caught up with Kenya to learn more about her journey, her reflections on National Transgender HIV Testing Day, and what keeps her motivated to do this work.

Posted By: Shannon Wyss, Program Manager - Wednesday, April 17, 2019 comments (0)  | add a comment Read More

APR10 The Power of Youth and Love

Our newest program associate Bryan Thompson to learn more about his journey to AIDS United, his reflections on National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and what keeps him motivated.

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APR08 Researching HIV: My Experience as a High School Student

Samuel Weissman, age 17, 2nd place winner in the nation's oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors – reflects on the importance of HIV research.

Posted By: Guest Blogger: Samuel Weissman - Monday, April 08, 2019 comments (0)  | add a comment Read More

MAR07 Meet Kelly Stevens, the Shero Behind the Scenes

This Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we want to highlight Kelly Stevens for all of the incredible behind the scenes work she does. She is truly an unsung shero in the field!

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FEB06 A Love Letter to the Movement on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

The Counter Narrative Project was founded as a love letter to black gay men who were on the front lines of the 1980s HIV justice movement.

Posted By: Guest Blogger: Charles Stephens, The Counter Narrative Project - Wednesday, February 06, 2019 comments (0)  | add a comment Read More

FEB06 HIV Prevention, Care, and Awareness Are Acts of Love

Black History Month signifies the beauty of acknowledging our stories and understanding our differences, as well as the importance of the work still to be done.

Posted By: Guest Blogger: Tamara Stephney, Abounding Prosperities - Wednesday, February 06, 2019 comments (0)  | add a comment Read More

FEB01 Tremaine Jones Honors #BlackHistory by Investing in #BlackHealth

Tremaine Jones of The Freedom Fund on the connection between incarceration, HIV, and Black health.

Posted By: Guest Blogger: Tremaine Jones, The Freedom Fund - Friday, February 01, 2019 comments (0)  | add a comment Read More

DEC14 Christa Daring: Sex Workers Want Rights, Not Rescue

Christa Daring (SWOP-USA) on International Day to End Violence about Sex Workers, the current state of sex worker advocacy, and what keeps them motivated in their work.

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