Podcasts about aids awareness month

Episode 64 - Richard Ceriello is the Founder and President of the AIDS Memorial Project of Northeast Florida in Jacksonville. This is a special for AIDS Awareness Month. Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

October is AIDS Awareness Month. Forty years after the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, advocates continue to educate the public and memorialize those lost. This includes Keith Coffman-Grey of Quilt Project Gold Coast, who talked to KCSB's Joyce Chi about their upcoming memorial walk on October 12th. Photo credit: Courtesy

ABOUT THE EPISODE In an effort to recognize various awareness months in the healthcare space, the Alliance Almanac Editorial Board is on a mission to create content dedicated to these causes. In this episode, Alliance Executive Director Kathleen Weis sits down with pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Neil Rellosa to discuss December's HIV/AIDS Awareness Month. Learn about the impact of continuing education for a physician in this field and where healthcare CPD professionals can focus when developing CE around HIV, as well as how they can help minimize the risk of the disease. || LINKS *Episode* https://www.hiv.gov/ | https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/default.html *Alliance Websites* https://www.acehp.org/ | https://almanac.acehp.org/

I didn't know what it would feel like to be surrounded by 2600+ people who accepted you for who you are, celebrate you no matter if you rode every mile or not, and treated you like you belonged at every breakfast, lunch, and dinner table. I mean I had dreamed of a place like this but never experienced it before until I decided to put it all out on the line and attempt to ride 545 miles over 7 days. It was the illusive experience I had been searching for - like that rainbow

Dawn Averitt was diagnosed with HIV in 1988 at age 19 and has since become one of the nation's most prominent HIV and AIDS advocates as well as an accomplished speaker and published writer on women's health issues. As the founder of the Women's Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS (WRI), Dawn has been instrumental in shifting the research paradigm to include more women and people of color. Ms. Averitt is the founder of The Well Project, a non-profit organization formed in 2002 to improve the lives of women living with HIV and AIDS and change the course of the AIDS pandemic through a comprehensive focus on treatment and prevention for women. She joins Dr. M to kick off HIV and AIDS Awareness Month, to share how she transformed herself from fearing the worst when she first learned of her HIV status, to becoming the fierce advocate for others that she is today.

*Merry Christmas 12/25 & Happy New Years Eve 12/31* Find All things Holiday on Sale and Free at linktr.ee/wandasncredible. God bless all for AIDS Awareness Month !!! As a part of the “Verse of the day” Ministry, God placed it on our hearts to include charitable giving. Every month, a new charity is picked to be donated to and all month long we advocate for them to receive donations in the name of Jesus Christ. This month the AIDS Healthcare Foundation has been selected.The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is a global nonprofit organization providing cutting-edge medicine and advocacy to over 1,000,000 people in 43 countries. They are currently the largest provide of HIV/AIDS medical care in the U.S. https://aidshealth.org/ The bible says: Acts 20:35 “ In everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive."God is good and please be a blessing TODAY.*All charitable giving is hand-picked by the “Verse Of the Day” Ministry exclusively***All who donate send donations to the Charities directly*****Special Thank You to Everyone for donating in the month of November, and previous months to the charities & ministries picked. This month will be a blessing because …YOU ALL ROCK***

*Merry Christmas 12/25 & Happy New Years Eve 12/31* Find All things Holiday on Sale and Free at linktr.ee/wandasncredible. God bless all for AIDS Awareness Month !!! As a part of the “Verse of the day” Ministry, God placed it on our hearts to include charitable giving. Every month, a new charity is picked to be donated to and all month long we advocate for them to receive donations in the name of Jesus Christ. This month the AIDS Healthcare Foundation has been selected.The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is a global nonprofit organization providing cutting-edge medicine and advocacy to over 1,000,000 people in 43 countries. They are currently the largest provide of HIV/AIDS medical care in the U.S. https://aidshealth.org/ The bible says: Acts 20:35 “ In everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive."God is good and please be a blessing TODAY.*All charitable giving is hand-picked by the “Verse Of the Day” Ministry exclusively***All who donate send donations to the Charities directly*****Special Thank You to Everyone for donating in the month of November, and previous months to the charities & ministries picked. This month will be a blessing because …YOU ALL ROCK***

Tom Martin of Haddon Township, NJ has a passion for books. His dream of having a bookmobile grew into the creation of the Camden County Pop Up Library, through which he promotes literacy and community by giving away books four to five times a week. His regular stops include underserved areas in Camden and nearby locations such as outside a methadone clinic, transportation center, and soup kitchen. Listen in as he shares his inspired and inspiring thoughts on the project with co-host Robin Renée. In All the News We Can Handle, Robin, Mary McGinley, and Wendy Sheridan discuss people with weapons too close to home in Edison and Pleasantville, the guilty verdict for Roger Stone, and the ever-present impeachment news. On the upside, they send kudos to Lil Nas X, the first openly gay black man to win at the Country Music Awards, and announce Kevin A. Patterson and Alana Phelan's For Hire: Audition book release party on December 4th. At the end of the show, the Ikigai segment centers on inner wisdom, action, and the challenges of working as an independent musician. The week in celebrations and observances includes National Craft Jerky Day (November 27th), Thanksgiving Day and the National Day of Mourning (November 28th), Black Friday, Buy Nothing Day, National Native American Heritage Day, and Flossing Day (November 29th), National Personal Space Day, Meth Awareness Day, Small Business Saturday (November 30th), Rosa Parks Day and Day With(out) Arts (December 1st), National Mutt Day and Cyber Monday (December 2nd), and Giving Tuesday (December 3rd). December is AIDS Awareness Month, Car Donation Month, Human Rights Month, Write a Business Plan Month, and Spiritual Literacy Month. Birthday shout outs go to Bill Nye, Jimi Hendrix, Jon Stewart, Randy Newman, Sharon Needles, Billy Idol, Chrissie Teigen, Bette Midler, Janelle Monae, Robert Irwin, Sarah Silverman, Zoë Kravitz, Lucy Liu, Ozzy Osbourne, and co-host Wendy Sheridan. Things to do: Learn more about the Camden County Pop Up Library from the CCPUL website, like it on Facebook, and follow the project on Instagram. Donate to the Camden County Pop Up Library; contact Tom Martin about donating books. Read more about the CCPUL in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Contact your senators about moving on the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019. Shop at wendycardz for the holidays! Book Robin Renée for shows for 2020! Watch "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7qovpFAGrQ Floss! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGiYrY2bUPc  

A colorful quilt with names of people who have died of AIDS is on display this week at the County Courthouse. The memorial remembers these victims, and commemorates AIDS Awareness Month. KCSB’s Tianyi Huang spoke with Dr. Lynn Fitzgibbons, Medical Director at the County Public Health Department, to get an update on the status of the potentially deadly disease - and resources available to assist HIV/AIDS patients in Santa Barbara County.

Today we are talking about the frontman of Queen, Freddie Mercury! Tune in to learn about Freddie’s college antics, his rise to fame, and his many, many cats. December is AIDS Awareness Month, and Freddie lived with HIV for the last years of his life, dying in 1991 of AIDS-related illness. We encourage you check out these links for resources in the ongoing fight against AIDS: The UN's 2018 World AIDS Day site, Know Your Status The Mercury Phoenix Trust, founded by members of Queen in honour of Freddie The International AIDS Society

Explore Bias, Smash Patriarchy, Dig Devo! Content Warning: Sexual Harassment, Sexual Assault, Language (The Leftscape... Now with Even More Cursing!)   What are the tapes that run in your head? Which beliefs and thought patterns are hidden in your psyche that show up and catch you unaware? What is the assumption behind what you are drawn to and what you avoid? Which preferences are you comfortable with? Which are prejudices that you work to release? Sparked by the main topic in "When Things Blow Up (Episode 15)," Robin Renée, Mary McGinley, and Wendy Sheridan reflect on some of their own personal biases regarding gender, intelligence, race, ethnicity, and culture. The week's news, still dominated by the Kavanaugh nomination and its fallout, includes the protests at Yale by those who oppose the nomination, and the power and personal impact of #whyididntreport. The conversation morphs into a righteous rant on sexual harassment in the workplace and anywhere/everywhere else. Wendy is mad as hell, and for good reason. The show begins by welcoming October with mentions of only a sampling of the month's observances: Self-Promotion Month, Vegetarian Month, Squirrel Awareness Month, Bat Appreciation Month, World Menopause Month, Feral Hog Month, and Sarcasm Month are a few. October 3rd is the date in 1952 that the UK tested its first atomic bomb. On the same date in 1995, O.J. Simpson was acquitted. The first Wednesday in October is also National Kale Day. In the "Why is this Awesome?" segment, Robin sings the praises of Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! 34 days left until election day. Register, Volunteer, Vote!!  October is the Monthiest Month Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, AIDS Awareness Month, American Cheese Month, Antidepressant Death Awareness Month, Bat Appreciation Month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Blindness Awareness Month, Caffeine Addiction Recovery Month, Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Dyslexia Awareness Month, Emotional Intelligence Month, Emotional Awareness Month, Feral Hog Month, Financial Planning Month, Global Diversity Awareness Month, Health Literacy Month, Home Eye Safety Month, German, Polish and Italian-American Heritage Month, International Starman Month (the TV show), International Walk to School Month, LGBT History Month, Month of Free Thought, Animal Safety and Protection, National Apple Month, Bake and Decorate Month, Book Month, Bullying Prevention Month, Chili Month, Cookie Month, Crime Prevention Month, National Cyber Security Awareness Month, Critical Illness Awareness, National Dessert Month, Depression Education and Awareness Month, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Ergonomics Month, Fair Trade Month, Family Sexuality Education Month, Positive Attitude Month, Self-Promotion Month, Squirrel Awareness Month, Vegetarian Month, Workplace Politics Awareness Month, World Menopause Month, Clergy Appreciation Month, Computer Learning Month, International Drum Month, National Diabetes Month, National Pizza Month, National Popcorn Popping Month, National Sarcastic Awareness Month, Seafood Month, Dwarfism Awareness Month  

Kristina Schmidgall  is Director of Care Services at UNIFIED - HIV Health and Beyond. Different governments and organizations have declared different months as AIDS Awareness Month including October. We Can Stop HIV, lift the stigma and educate our communities on the truth about living with HIV and AIDS One Conversation at a Time. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in the United States alone 1.1 million people are living with HIV and 1 in 7 of them don’t know it. For those infected with HIV, treatment works. The outlook for people living with HIV has significantly improved over the past two decades. Many people who are HIV-positive can now live longer, healthier lives when they’re in routine care. In 1996, the total life expectancy for an infected 20-year-old person was 39 years. In 2011, the total life expectancy bumped up to about 70 years. Someone who is HIV-positive, receiving treatment, and in optimal health may live to be in their late 70s. Kristina entered this field as a volunteer at Lansing Area AIDS Network in 2000. She was employed at AIDS Partnership Michigan from 2006 to 2013. In 2014, she joined the staff at the Detroit Health Department as a Quality Management Specialist with the Ryan White HIV Program. In 2016, she returned to UNIFIED- HIV Health and Beyond as the Director of Care Services, managing eight care programs. 

www.RolandHindsMedia.webs.com - 3rd Annual "It's About the Positive" show. Dating a person whom you have become fond of and you find out later the person has HIV. Does that change the degree of your relationship? Should a person diagnosed with HIV have a different set of dating rules? If so, what should the rules be? Hear from my guests who are single and has been diagnosed with HIV. You will not want to miss this show as we bring attention to AIDS Awareness Month. PLEASE NOTE: This is an educational show and no inappropiate behavior will be tolerated. Author Roland Hinds book, "Are You The Right One For Me? Whose Choice Is It Anyway?" is now available at Amazon.com and BN.com. It's a great holiday gift! The show will be on hiatus until January 6, 2011

www.RolandHindsMedia.webs.com - 3rd Annual "It's About the Positive" show. Dating a person whom you have become fond of and you find out later the person has HIV. Does that change the degree of your relationship? Should a person diagnosed with HIV have a different set of dating rules? If so, what should the rules be? Hear from my guests who are single and has been diagnosed with HIV. You will not want to miss this show as we bring attention to AIDS Awareness Month. PLEASE NOTE: This is an educational show and no inappropiate behavior will be tolerated. Author Roland Hinds book, "Are You The Right One For Me? Whose Choice Is It Anyway?" is now available at Amazon.com and BN.com. It's a great holiday gift! The show will be on hiatus until January 6, 2011