Couture Care: Trans Care as a strategy to HIV prevention and treatment HAPPENING TODAY! Kentucky AETC Annual Conference. Register for the virtual event to see this presentation from our very own Dr. Christina Madison, PharmD, FCCP, AAHIVP and Lucas Rojas, the International Director of Operations for FLUX, a network of trans leaders dedicated to raising the profile of trans and gender non-conforming communities. https://lnkd.in/dHq6_pdf
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Empowering Youth for HIV Prevention: A Call to Action! Young people are at the forefront, advocating for financial support to bolster HIV prevention service delivery. In our recent discussion, Dr. Vuyiseka Dubula ,PhD, Head of the Community, Rights & Gender Department at The Global Fund, highlighted the paramount importance of supporting youth-led initiatives. Why is this crucial? These initiatives play a pivotal role in intensifying efforts to achieve the goal of #EndAIDS2030. Watch 📽 ⬇ #HIVPrevention #LetCommunitiesLead
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NEW PUBLICATION: Congratulations to Dr. Bass and collaborators at Eastern Carolina University for their most recent publication, “Peer advice for women living with HIV in the Southern USA.” This article explores the advice that participants offered to other women living with HIV and examines the barriers to social support for women in the South. If you are interested in reading this article, the link is below! https://lnkd.in/eHCnX-By
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These are two of my favorite SME’s and facilitators speaking on the health needs of Black women and girls and HIV prevention and treatment. This is a must attend webinar!
Join us virtually on National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! The Black Women's Learning Institute, in collaboration with The SHE Project, will discuss weathering the storm - how chronic stress affects Black women's health. ✨This virtual event will shed light on how chronic stress from racism, known as "weathering," leads to disparities in HIV prevention and treatment, ✨ Chronic stress can ultimately lead to accelerating health decline among Black women across their lifespan. Register today at https://ow.ly/4Fxt50QLL6J Lisa Frederick Hanna Tessema, DrPH #DenverPTC #NWGHAAD
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Today marks National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Let's educate, advocate, and support each other in breaking the stigma and spreading knowledge about prevention, testing, and treatment. Together, we can empower women and girls to take control of their health and futures. Learn more about how you can get involved here: https://bit.ly/48EIis3
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Today marks “National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day”, a crucial reminder of the ongoing battle against HIV/AIDS. At Versante Connect AI, we are deeply committed to advocacy and action in reducing stigma and promoting testing, particularly for HIV/STIs. Our efforts aim to empower women and girls with knowledge, access to resources, and support, fostering healthier communities for all. Let's continue to raise awareness, eliminate stigma, and prioritize testing to ensure everyone has the tools they need for prevention and care. #NWGHAAD #endstigma #gettested #knowyourstatus #hivawareness #hivtesting #hivprevention
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On this #WorldAIDSDay, we remember those we have lost, and we recommit to ending HIV/AIDS and supporting the most affected communities and removing barriers that have limited their leadership. Learn more about our work on HIV/AIDS research and interventions: https://lnkd.in/eXXn3-2E Columbia School of Social Work Columbia University UNAIDS
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The battle against HIV/AIDS goes beyond medical interventions; it's about addressing systemic barriers that hinder progress. Discriminatory laws and unequal treatment of women in legal frameworks, coupled with sexual violence, not only perpetuate human rights violations but also impede effective HIV prevention, treatment, and care Women and girls disproportionately bear the burden of HIV/AIDS due to societal norms, lack of autonomy, and gender-based violence. Equalizing women in the eyes of the law, ensuring access to education, economic opportunities, and healthcare, empowers them to protect themselves from HIV and lead healthier lives.
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Learn about National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (#NHAAD) from Harold Phillips, MRP, Director of the White House office of National AIDS Policy in our latest FYI video:
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World AIDS Day, observed on December 1st annually, serves as a crucial reminder of the ongoing global battle against HIV/AIDS. It's a day to reflect on the progress made in prevention, treatment, and support, while also recognizing the challenges that persist. Raising awareness is paramount in fostering a better world; educating communities about prevention, eradicating stigma, and promoting access to testing and treatment are essential steps. By joining hands in advocacy and spreading accurate information, we contribute to building a more informed and compassionate society, ultimately striving towards an HIV-free world. #WorldAIDSday #AIDSday #ManavRachna #HIV
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World AIDS Day, observed on December 1st annually, stands as a global reminder to unite in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Preventon remains pivotal in curbing its spread. Education plays a crucial role—spreading awareness about promoting regular testing, and debunking myths. Empowering communities with knowledge fosters safer behaviors, reducing the risk of transmision. Support for those affected by HIV/AIDS is equally vital—ensuring inclusive healthcare, eliminating discrimination, and providing necessary resources. Together, through education, advocacy, and support, we strive to create an AIDS-free future. #aidsawareness #aids #worldaidsday
