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December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month, a time for raising awareness, celebrating advancements in medicine, and honoring those affected who are no longer with us and those living with it.Over 1 million people acquired HIV in 2023. This is down significantly in the past decade; however, many are infected and unaware.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Our guest today is Miranda Patrick, a public health nurse who specializes in sexually transmitted infections, and who is particularly focused on HIV, to discuss what the Sonoma County Public Health Division is doing to raise awareness about this communicable disease.
Sept 27 is the annual day to elevate national awareness of the ongoing battle against the spread of HIV/AIDS, which disproportionately afflicts gay and bisexual men.
On a new TAGS LIVE aka Talk About Gay Sex the live edition, Host Steve V. and Co-host Kodi Maurice Doggette are back with all new hot LGBTQ topics, sex & relationship advice and more:National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness DayFewer Black Queer people are taking PrEPBilly Porter opens up about survival's guilt and HIV stigmaHRC director of HIV Health & Education changing the way we approach sexual health and encourages pleasureAngelica Ross may be runnning for office...Advice to someone who uses Cialis to Top...Thirst TrapFollow Steve V. on IG: @iam_stevevFollow Kodi's Life Coaching on IG: @kmdcoachingFollow Kodi on IG: @mistahmauriceJoin us Oct. 29 - Nov. 5 for VACAYA's 2023 Mexico Resort vacation Use our Promo Code: TAGS and get up to $200 off! https://www.myvacaya.com/trip/mexico-resort-2023/Wanna drop a weekly or one time tip to TAGSPODCAST - Show your love for the show and support TAGS!Visit our website: tagspodcast.comNeeds some advice for a sex or relationship conundrum? Ask TAGS! DM US ON IG or https://www.talkaboutgaysex.com/contact
September 27 is observed as National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NGMHAAD) - a day dedicated to shining a light on the impact of HIV/AIDS within the gay and bisexual male community. On this day, we acknowledge the persistent challenges faced by this community and emphasize the importance of education, testing, and support. NGMHAAD serves as a powerful reminder that while significant progress has been made in the fight against HIV/AIDS, the battle is far from over, especially for those within the LGBTQ+ spectrum. It is a day for individuals, organizations, and communities to come together, raise awareness, combat stigma, and promote access to essential healthcare services. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Become a Patreon for access to bonus content and to support the podcast, or buy me a (metaphorical) coffee * In this episode, guest host Asha Dahya speaks with Cecilia Chung, a barrier-breaking advocate for transgender rights and people living with HIV. Cecilia shares her personal journey as a trans woman, from her upbringing in Hong Kong to her move to the United States in the 1980s. Highlighting the experiences and challenges faced by trans women, particularly trans women of color, Asha and Cecilia discuss the importance of individual stories in humanizing the trans community and the impact of trans visibility. Cecilia emphasizes the need to focus on quality of life and highlights the revolutionary act of loving and accepting oneself as a trans person. Asha and Cecilia also explore the intersectionality of feminism and the importance of inclusivity within the women's rights movement. Cecilia shares her journey as an architect of a groundbreaking transgender workforce development program in San Francisco and encourages other cities and lawmakers to replicate similar initiatives to combat anti-trans legislation. Some topics we cover include: Cecilia's personal journey as a trans woman The role of media in amplifying the stories of the trans community Cecilia's decision to share her story as someone living with HIV The current surge in anti-trans rhetoric in America, and around the world Challenges faced by trans youth, especially AAPI trans youth The Transgender Law Center, where Cecilia served as the first deputy director, and their work supporting the trans community today Unapologetically living an authentic life - and the threat this poses to some individuals The significance of including trans women in the larger women's rights movement, and how this can be improved by the current movement And more! Transcription is available here Cecilia's work: Website Transgender Law Center When We Rise - Cecilia's life story inspired the character played by Ms. Ivory Aquino Guest host: Asha Dahya GirlTalkHQ Book: Today's Wonder Women - US | UK Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice ReproFilm.org Changemakers: How women make change happen This is the first episode of the new Changemakers series which explores how women make change happen from those at the top helping to drive it. Each episode, we look at where we are on this long march to equality, what lies ahead, and how important you are in the fight. In this 14-episode series, we'll hear from Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman, Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani, Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn, and Afghanistan's youngest ever female mayor Zarifa Ghafari, among others. Guest host Asha Dahya speaks with co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Movement Alicia Garza. — Become a Patron for access to bonus content and to support the podcast, or buy me a (metaphorical) coffee Follow us: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Tik Tok | Youtube | LinkedIn Subscribe to our newsletter for a weekly dose of all things WOMAN We need more women's stories in the world! If you've enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe, rate and review on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts Explore The Story of Woman book recommendations in the US and the UK - purchases support the podcast AND local bookstores
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"Take Health Advocacy Into Your Own Hands: Support Your Community and Take Care of Your Own Health.""My goal is to get all of us to think about public health in that same way - to make sure our family is healthy and safe, to make sure we're supporting each other, and to take better care of each other so that we can be better human health advocates."Eugene L. Green is a public health advocate and human health advocate, working in the healthcare, marketing, and sales arena for almost 20 years. His goal is to get all of us to think about public health in the same way and to take better care of each other.Despite the challenges of racism, stigma, homophobia, poverty, and access, Eugene believes that if the Black community rallies around an important cause, they can achieve great things. He believes that HIV can be managed and that people facing it still have worth and deserve care, support, and understanding.In this episode, we talk about:1. The unique challenges faced by the black community in relation to public health, including HIV and AIDS.2. The importance of taking care of each other and having conversations about HIV prevention within the black community.3. How the COVID-19 pandemic affected HIV/AIDS testing.Connect with EugeneLinkedinConnect with me:LinkedinInstagramFacebookYouTubeTwitterWebsiteLoved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: AppleSupport the show
December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month. How far has treatment and prevention come? Why is there still no vaccine against HIV, when it was possible to develop a vaccine against COVID so quickly? What is it about the human immunodeficiency virus that has thwarted scientists for almost 40 years? For that, we turn to Dr. Robert Gallo, who the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and co-founded the Global Virus Network. Then, infections and hospitalizations for RSV - respiratory syncytial virus - caught hospital systems across the country off guard. A Maryland Department of Health dashboard tracking RSV shows hospitalizations climbed rapidly from September to October, soaring from the high thirties to a peak of 263. In the last week of November, hospitalizations were down to 76 children. We speak with Dr. Jason Custer, medical director of the pediatric intensive care unit at the University of Maryland Children's Hospital, and an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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/
In this episode, please join Steve and Eddie for a conversation with Cristian Eduardo, who is an advocate, speaker and educator for anti-trafficking initiatives, as well as immigrant and LGBTQ+ rights. Cristian is a survivor of international and domestic human trafficking, a Mexican immigrant, HIV+, a member of the LGBTQ+ community, and someone who speaks openly about the mental health challenges he has faced that frequently result from trauma.Cristian Eduardo's: InstagramLinkedin Center for Health EmpowermentPrEPPEPLatinx HIV/AIDS Awareness DayGay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness DayAvita Pharmacy You're more than just a prescription. We're more than just a pharmacy.
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Nathaniel Holley talks with WAGM about HIV/AIDS Awareness he was diagnosed with HIV over ten years ago but he stated that although "he has been diagnosed you can still live a full life". He actually found out the his then partner had HIV while he was cleaning up their home. A year went by and he tested negative only to find out a short time after that he is positive. Several years later he is now an advocate for HIV/AIDS to encourage others to get tested and there are several ways to keep from spreading this virus. 58% of African American women have the leading cases of HIV mostly because people aren't talking about it enough and being educated on this virus. Nathaniel feels that the "black church has to take some ownership as well because they fell to talk about it or get involved with what is going on". Nathaniel... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/wait-a-gam-minute-podcast.
Hello fearless Fam Did you know 25% of women are living with HIV/AIDS Every year on March 10 — and throughout the month of March — local, state, federal, and national organizations come together to shed light on the impact of HIV and AIDS on women and girls and show support for those at risk of and living with HIV. Level 5 Elephant There needs to be more education on HIV/AIDs in schools. Season 9:Episode 91: HIV/AIDS awareness #nofiltersnofears #awareness #livestream #photo #photos #photograph #photography #photographer #choobiejiroux #spotify #choobiejphoto #adventure #camera #women #creative #nonbinary #podcast #studios #artists #logo #anchor #youtube #facebook #graphicdesigner #nofilters #nofears #hivaidsawareness #hiv #aids --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nofiltersnofearspod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nofiltersnofearspod/support
National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NWGHAAD) is an annual, nationwide observance, led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health (OWH). Every year on March 10 — and throughout the month of March — local, state, federal, and national organizations come together to shed light on the impact of HIV and AIDS on women and girls and show support for those at risk of and living with HIV. This year marks the 17th annual observance of NWGHAAD.Today Special Guest: Hosted by Carmarion D. Anderson-Harvey (she/her/hers)Carmarion D. Anderson-Harvey is a vibrant and visible trans woman of color with a passion for inclusion and equality for all. Carmarion is the Alabama State Director with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) under the Project One America initiative. Carmarion becomes the first trans person of color to serve in a leadership role with HRC in the organization's history. Before joining HRC and relocating to Alabama, Carmarion worked in the field of Public Health and Education in Texas, managing both local and national prevention initiatives focusing on HIV/AIDS and other health disparities that impact marginalized communities. Carmarion is the founder and previous Executive Director for Black Transwomen, Inc., which is the first national non-profit organization with a 501 (c)(3) with a programmatic focus to uplift the voices, hearts, and souls of black trans women and in alliance with the Black Trans Advocacy Coalition. Carmarion also brings a wealth of experience in faith spaces, currently serving as the National Co-Facilitator and South Regional Coordinator for TransSaints ministry of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries (TFAM). Carmarion has served as an associate minister/elder at the Living Faith Covenant Church in Dallas, Texas, for fifteen years before relocating to Alabama. Carmarion was reared in Dallas, Texas, with family roots from Natchez, Mississippi. Carmarion is a wife, has one son, four bonus sons, and three adorable grandchildren.Alabama State Director | Project One AmericaFB: Carmarion D. Anderson-HarveyIG: carmariondandersonTwitter: @cander01 HRC AlabamaProject One AmericaHRC Alabama FacebookHuman Rights Campaign Specal Guest: Richón Rogers-Ohafia(she/her)Community Advocate and TeleKind Care Navigator IG: Revived.riLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richon-rogersTyree "TY" Williams (he/him/king)Director of Outreach Co-Founder- Brothers Obtaining & Navigating Dynamic Solidarity (BONDS)Email: www.bondss.org
To continue the conversation on ACB Canadian HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, the team sits down to reflect on the conversation with Nadine Manroe-Wakerell and discuss steps and actions to move beyond the awareness of anti-racism.Disclaimer: We acknowledge that listeners may have concerns with some of the views expressed during our conversation. We ask for your understanding as we are committed to the work while also being open, honest, and vulnerable. If you have any concerns, please feel free to connect with us as we are always open to learning and accepting any feedback. Tune in every other Wednesday and don't forget to follow us:IG: @pozitiveplaceTwitter: @pozitiveplaceFacebook: Pozitive PlaceEmail: pozitiveplace@gmail.com
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Not only is it Black History Month, but this week marked the 23rd anniversary of National Black HIV/Aids Awareness Day. It began as a grassroots effort to let people know about HIV and AIDS prevention, care and treatment in a community that is still disproportionately affected by the epidemic. Allison speaks with Marc Meachem at ViiV Healthcare, who serves on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS about why this continues to be an issue.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
This observance is an opportunity to increase HIV education, testing, community involvement, and treatment among black communities. The first National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD) was marked in 1999 as a grassroots-education effort to raise awareness about HIV and AIDS prevention, care, and treatment in communities of color. National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is February 7 and is a day to address the impact of HIV on Black communities. When we work to overcome structural barriers to HIV testing, prevention, and treatment, we can #StopHIVTogether. https://bit.ly/3GkAgra #NBHAAD
COVID-19 hospitalizations are back under 1200…for the first time since mid-December. Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. We'll hear from a doctor and advocate on how racial disparities affect access to treatment. Plus a conversation with Baltimore's director of homeless services, on ongoing and future efforts to get people safely sheltered – and rehoused. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Season 3 Episode 2 of the CHEcast, with our guest Andryan Brown owner of Mythos Lounge to honor Feb 7th Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Mythos is the first and only Black owned LGBTQIA+ nightlife destination in the Austin, Tx. We provide an affordable world-class experience!Mythos Lounge Mythos Lounge IGMythos Lounge FBCenter for Health EmpowermentFeb 7th HIV/AIDS Awareness Day EventBetter Together a Conversation615pm-830pm (Arrive at this time if fine, you will speak at 7pm until about 8pm)St. James Episcopal Fellowship Hall1941 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78721
With the National Black HIV/AIDs Awareness Day coming February 7th, this week KYW's Racquel Williams sits with the Health Resource and Services Administrations, Dr. Laura Cheever on their efforts to raise awareness on HIV/ AIDs and the stigma impacting the community of colors. The Newsmaker of the week highlights Self Inc's President and COO, Mike Hinson, Jr. Self Inc, is the largest provider for emergency housing services for the homeless in Philadelphia. Mike Hinson Jr, is also an HIV/AIDS educator and civil rights advocate. Hinson shares his work in keeping marginalized communities at the forefront of priorities for policymakers throughout Philadelphia. The Philly Rising Changemaker caught up with Mykey Cooper, a 16-year-old star in the making, from North Philadelphia with many talents including acting, rapping, entertainer, and named one of the youngest writers for the Jimmy Fallon kid show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Meet the women of the book, Make Your Mess Your Message.December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month -- This week (December 14, 2021 2PM PST/ 5PM EST) I speak with Sarah Noble (Chapter 1 - Returning To Joy).During our conversation, Sarah shares her family's personal story of the loss of her father to HIV/AIDS -- our hope is that conversations like these will help to bring about awareness, compassion, support, and healing to other families who have loved ones who are suffering from HIV and AIDS. Sarah can be found at: Website: www.noblefarriery.comFor free monthly downloadable self-coaching worksheets, please sign up at https://animperfectlyperfectlife.com/opt-inAlso, following the interview, receive a summary of Sarah's tools/suggestions for families, friends, and patients who are struggling with the difficult diagnosis of HIV/AIDS - https://animperfectlyperfectlife.com
December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month! Join me and my special guest for an hour of healing, support, and education. The first cases of the virus showed up in the US in 1981...its been 40 years and it still remains a taboo topic with a lot of miseducation. Yes there are meds to keep things better controlled but what will help the heart and the emotional roller coasters that come with the disease? You don't want to miss this! #Letthehealingbegin Contact info: email: RalindaMccoy@thepofme.com site links and donations: https://linktr.ee/ralindacmccoy Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ThePofMe
Join Christian and B in celebrating September 27th. The holidays for the day are National Chocolate Milk Day, National Crush a Can Day, National Corned Beef Hash Day, National Scarf Day, and National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
Join us for a special and informative Q-Chat! I had the pleasure of chatting with HIV/AIDS Awareness and PREP counselor, Artii. She and I discussed the importance of awareness and prevention in order to break the stigmas regarding living with HIV. Artii (She,They,Them) (@njlightworker) • Instagram photos and videos Order your Geaux Love Ya'Self! Daily Crown Jewels 7-Day Motivational: https://www.geauxqueen.com/product-page/geaux-love-ya-self-the-daily-crown-jewels-7-day-motivational Download your free 7-Day Motivational Map! https://www.geauxqueen.com/product-page/geaux-love-ya-self-the-daily-crown-jewels-7-day-motivational-map https://www.geauxqueen.com/ https://www.instagram.com/theqchat_podcast/ https://www.instagram.com/iam_geauxqueen/ Original music: Lyrics by Shronda Armstrong/Vocals by Casme' Barnes-Carter This Podcast is Sponsored by Queen's Arrogance LLC (c) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-q-chat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-q-chat/support
March 10th is National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Today we welcome the multi- talented Anthony Giorgio of the Queer Teen Podcast on to the show. Join Anthony and Ren as they discuss what is like to grow up queer, the importance of queer inclusive, evidence based sexual education, queer faith, what adults can learn from youth, the special magic of queer youth, and whether or not you can still call yourself a baby dyke or a twink after 30 (spoiler: you can!) Tune in, like, and subscribe!Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Maine native with a life long passion for HIV. He works for Frannie Peabody Center as the prevention program coordinator. He also serves as the co-chair of Pride Portland’s HIV Advisory Board.Anthony Giorgio (QT: Queer Teen Podcast) - Anthony is the host of Queer Teen Podcast encouraging the next generation of Queer Youth from across the world to stand up for what's right. Having worked in both America and India for LGBTQ+ rights he has seen, heard and experienced a spectrum of Queer life. The purpose of starting this podcast was to elevate and give a bigger voice to Queer Youth and their leaders. He often partners and runs workshops with Garden State Equality, Make it Better for Youth, Broadway to Bombay with Prince Manvendra Sing Gohil of India, GLSEN Maryland/ New Jersey and The Los Angeles LGBTQ Centers annual Models of Pride conference. He enjoys working with the Queer Youth community and creating transformative experiences for the future leaders of the world.• QT: Queer Teen Podcast• QT can be found on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook• http://Queerteenpodcast.podbean.com/• queerteenpodcast@gmail.com• Beloved Arise• https://www.belovedarise.org/• Make It Better For Youth• https://makeitbetter4youth.org/
March 20th is National Native American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! We are thrilled to have Curtis Harris-Davia (San Carlos Apache) on to the show! Curtis has spent his career serving indigenous people, and honored us with a one of a kind history lesson on the two-spirit movement, and how native people were and are a vital part of the LGBTQ+ community. We also cover meth use, World Pride, the Two-Spirit HIV Conference, the importance of connecting with our history, and the unique challenges native people living HIV face. Like and subscribe to join the conversation! Tune in, like, and subscribe!Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Maine native with a life long passion for HIV. He works for Frannie Peabody Center as the prevention program coordinator. He also serves as the co-chair of Pride Portland’s HIV Advisory Board.Curtis Harris-Davia - Curtis Harris-Davia (San Carlos Apache) is an organizer of the Two-Spirit Indigenous People’s Association (TSIPA), one of the founding members of New York City’s “We’Wah and Bar-Chee-Ampe” – the second ever Two-Spirit organization in the United States, and has been advocating for the Two-Spirit community since 1989. He continued to do so at the Heritage of Pride (HOP) NYC town hall meeting on August 13th where he demanded that HOP include the “TS” in “TSLGBTQ” on all print media and communication for WorldPride 2019/Stonewall 50. This gesture would show respect for the First People of Turtle Island as well as honor Two-Spirit Indigenous People who are an integral part of the modern LGBTQ+ movement. He also worked at the Indian Community House for many years as director of programs to serve indigenous and two-spirit people living with HIV.American Indian House (NYC)https://www.aich.org/Healthy Elders Networkhttps://aichhen.org/Albert McLeodhttps://www.uwinnipeg.ca/awards-distinctions/honorary-doctorate/mcleod.htmlTrevor Strattonhttps://canfar.com/story/trevor-stratton/
March 12th is National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! I am joined by the wonderful and every positive Dee Otaler from the Positively Dee Podcast. If there is one thing Dee wants you to know it is undetectable = untransmittable! We talk about her work as an advocate for the Prevention Access Campaign, living with HIV, health disparities, and what we can do when it comes to stigma. Special guest host from Bowdoin College, Blaine Stevens! Like, subscribe and listen now! Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Maine native with a life long passion for HIV. He works for Frannie Peabody Center as the prevention program coordinator. He also serves as the co-chair of Pride Portland’s HIV Advisory Board.Blaine Stevens (guest host) - Blaine is a student at Bowdoin College in Maine. She is a volunteer with Frannie Peabody Center’s prevention program. Davina Conner Oteler - Davina Conner Otalor otherwise known as “Pozitively Dee”. Dee is an HIV-positive activist, educator, international speaker, and is the community engagements outreach specialist for U=U Prevention Access Campaign. Most recently, she served as a keynote speaker at an international HIV Conference in Sweden on behalf of Prevention Access Campaign. She is the founder of the non-profit Poz Haven Foundation, which works to provide mentoring to women recently diagnosed with HIV, and is the host of Pozitively Dee’s Discussion Podcast, an award-winning podcast that touches upon all things related to HIV advocacy. Dee has an Associate’s Degree in Public Health and resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she works to end HIV stigma for women and to provide a voice for those underrepresented in HIV advocacy. Dee’s PodcastDee’s podcast can be found on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook under “Pozitively Dee”. Dee can be reached via e-mail: dee@preventionAccess.orgChristy's Placehttp://www.christiesplace.org/The Well projecthttps://www.thewellproject.org/ Sister Lovehttps://www.sisterlove.org/Postive People Network Inc.https://positivepeoplenetworkinc.org
In recognition of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (today), our Physician Assistant Hiep Nguyen is here to share how HIV spreads, how AIDS is diagnosed, how to get tested, what treatment is available, and much more. Please help raise awareness of this serious but increasingly manageable condition by listening in and sharing this podcast with your friends. Disclaimer: The information shared in this podcast is the opinion of the speaker, or speakers. Medical information is not intended as individual medical consultation, but for general education only. Always consult your own health professional for personalized advice regarding medical decisions.
As we know, February was Black History Month. During February and really every day, we are celebrating love, contributions, and lives of black folks and black communities. -During this episode, I spoke with Dr. Julia Rosebush, the Medical Director of Care2Prevent (C2P), the University of Chicago's Pediatric and Adolescent HIV Program. C2P is the largest provider of pediatric HIV care on the South Side of Chicago, serving nearly 800 individuals each year. -HIV/AIDS impacts communities of color at higher rates, with stats continuing to increase, especially during COVID-19. Join us as we talk about the in's and outs of HIV and why awareness and education continues to be importantResources:Care2Prevent (https://care2prevent.com)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/phfortheculture)
February 7th is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! I am joined by none other than the marvelous Dr. Justin Terry-Smith to talk about it all, basically. HIV/AIDS impact on black Americans, long-term survivors, changing attitudes towards PrEP, and U=U, how black Americans can get better access to healthcare, the COVID/HIV comparisons, Black Lives Matters and HIV, and much more! You also might find out why otters are so intimidating! Like, subscribe and listen now! Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Maine native with a life long passion for HIV. He works for Frannie Peabody Center as the prevention program coordinator. He also serves as the co-chair of Pride Portland’s HIV Advisory Board.Dr. Justin Terry-Smith - Dr. Justin Terry-Smith - My guest today is Dr. Justin Terry-Smith. Dr. Terry-Smith is an HIV positive activist, actor, educator, speaker, and writer. He has contributed to many publications including Black AIDS Institute, thebody.com, as well as regional and national news video and radio outlets. Justin created ‘Justin’s HIV Journal’ on Youtube.com to advocate for HIV/AIDS education, prevention, awareness, and his experience living with HIV. Justin has his Doctorate in Public Health with a concentration in Infectious Disease. His dissertation “Factors Influencing Use of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis: Among Men Who Have Sex With Men" was recently published. Dr. Terry-Smith is also a Black Gay Jewish man, and a professor at Anne Arundel Community College. He resides in Maryland with his husband Dr. Philip Terry-Smith. They have two children. His website is: www.justinterrysmith.com•Justin’s Website•www.justinterrysmith.com•Tuskegee Syphilis Experiments• CDC Timeline of the Study•Your Wrong About Podcast did a wonderful two-part episode on the Tuskegee study. It’s irreverent but very informative.•Black AIDS Institute - https://blackaids.org/•Last Men Standing - https://projects.sfchronicle.com/2016/last-men-standing-film/•Whitman-Walker Health - https://www.whitman-walker.org/•Us Helping Us - https://www.ushelpingus.org/
February 7th is celebrated annually as National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. We want to celebrate this awareness day and its theme of "we're in this together!" Join Mario Harper from Avita Pharmacy, Steve, and Taara as they discuss what this day means and different ways to address stigma within ourselves and our communities. National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NBHAAD#NBHAADAvita PharmacyCenter for Health EmpowermentCHE ReliefTelecheQCare+ storyblocks.com
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Episode 25 of IMPACT features host Shane Allen with special guest Luis Mares from the Latino Commission on AIDS. October 15 is Latino HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Shane and Luis talk about stigma, and how that might be one factor in the disproportionately high HIV infection rate in the Latinx community. Help spread awareness by sharing this episode today!
National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NGMHAAD) is observed each year on September 27 to raise awareness about the continuing and disproportionate impact of HIV and AIDS on gay, bisexual, and queer men in the United States.Ren welcomes two of Maine’s most distinguished gay men, Representatives Matt Moonen and Ryan Fecteau. Join us as we discuss policy making during a pandemic, LGBTQ+ law making, marriage equality, conversation therapy, queer healthcare, drag queens, PrEP policy, and what makes being gay in Maine so special! Like, subscribe and review!Please note the we are still producing episodes, but are a little off schedule due to the pandemic. Thank you for your understanding and patience.Ren Morrill (Host) - Ren is The Three Letter Podcast’s creator and host. He is a Maine native with a life long passion for HIV/AIDS. He works for Frannie Peabody Center as the prevention program coordinator. He also serves as the co-chair of Pride Portland’s HIV Advisory Board.Matt Moonen - Representative Matt Moonen is serving his fourth term in the Maine House of Representatives representing Portland district 38 (along with 7 other representatives from Portland). He has served as House chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary and as a member of the Taxation Committee. Matt is a longtime leader in progressive politics in Maine, and currently serves as the Executive Director of Equality Maine.Rep. Moonen is also the Majority Leader. In this position, he serves as head of the Democratic caucus of 89 members. He convenes Democratic members to discuss legislation and provide guidance on policy. His office provides staff and support to all the Democratic members of the House. He is also the executive director of Equality Maine, a member of the HIV Advisory Committee for the State of Maine, and lives in Portland with his husband, Jeremy Kennedy. Representative Ryan Fecteau - Rep. Ryan Fecteau is a third-term member of the Maine House of Representatives representing Biddeford district 11, along with Victoria Foley in district 12.. After his election, Fecteau became the third-youngest member of the legislature and the youngest openly gay state representative in the United StatesFecteau was born and raised in Biddeford and attended Biddeford High School. He completed a four-year degree at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., where he studied political science and theology and religious studies. He previously chaired the Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development committee in the 128th Legislature and now serves as the Assistant House Majority Leader.He operates a retail store in Ogunquit, Maine, and lives in Biddeford with his goldendoodle, Pancake.•Online Absentee Ballot Request •Maine Voter Registration and Voter Guide•Free home HIV test-kits from the following agencies:•Frannie Peabody Center - 207-749-6818•FPC’s PrEP guide•Health Equity Alliance - 207-990-3626 •Maine Access Points•Ryan (and Pancake’s) Instagram•Equality Maine
Make sure your family is counted in the 2020 Census by taking the census now at census.gov and then organizing your family, friends and digital tribe to get counted. Participation in the census effects roads, housing, schools, community funding and more do you part and get counted. Hear from the Chatham County Health Department about their work to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS during the COVID19 pandemic. Also, learn how you can access free safe sex kits and learn where you can get tested now to know your HIV status. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Hey everybody! Welcome back for another thrilling episode of Queer All Year! Today, we have a couple different stories for you. Cat starts out by giving us info on National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and reminds us that HIV is not a problem of the past. Next, we hear about the alleged relationship between Lord Byron and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Thanks for stopping by and remember: We Love You!
Hey everybody! Welcome back to Queer All Year! Sorry to everyone for the short hiatus. Cat had her laptop stolen but then recovered! So we're in catch-up mode. This episode is about Nation Native HIV/AIDS Awareness among a few other things. We Love You!
Today is Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. We will have an open conversation with qualified guest regarding how to protect the women in our lives. We will also share statistics which should cause more fear than any virus out in society today! We will discuss a community awareness event being held this weekend, March...
Today is Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. We will have an open conversation with qualified guest regarding how to protect the women in our lives. We will also share statistics which should cause more fear than any virus out in society today! We will discuss a community awareness event being held this weekend, March...
For National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day- the Three Letters Podcast welcomes sex educator Kaylee Wolfe and Dr. Sarah Holmes from the Universiaty of Southern Maine.
I covered a press conference dedicated to HIV/AIDS Awareness day on February 7. The story was written and produced for an afternoon broadcast that day on Uptown Radio
The Three Letters Podcast welcomes Teddy Burrage and Denzel Coleman to discuss their experience of being black in Maine, as well as the role of stigma, masculinity, race, and sexuality play in the lives of Black Americans at-risk or living with HIV.
Hey Everybody! Welcome back to another lovely episode of Queer All Year! Today, Cat starts out by giving us a public health announcement regarding HIV/AIDS awareness. Also she discusses the infamous Barney's Beanery which on this date had pro-LGBT activitists staged a sit-in to oppose bigotry faced in the beanery. After that, Cat brings back our intolerable "Special Guest" who was instrumental in Oklahoma passing legislation that would allow for public schools to fire homosexuals.
This coming Friday on February 7th we will recognize the 21st annual National Black HIV & AIDS Awareness Day. As the name suggests, this day was created to focus on the specific epidemic of HIV & AIDS in black communities. And like everything that racism and bigotry touches, the AIDS crisis has been no different. We are not going to go into the full history behind AIDS as we will discuss that in June when we finally cover the AIDS epidemic. However, in this episode we will discuss the many biases and overt as well as subtle racism that prevented early treatment in black and brown communities. We will also give a fairly thorough explanation of HIV and AIDS and address some of the stigma around the virus. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yourqueerstory/message
As the name suggests, this day was created to focus on the specific epidemic of HIV & AIDS in black communities. And like everything that racism and bigotry touches, the AIDS crisis has been no different. We are not going to go into the full history behind AIDS as we will discuss that in June... The post 87: National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness appeared first on Your Queer Story.
ALICE AND CHISENGA Share what their are up to in ending aids and reaching up to communities focusing on girls and women
Liza Pereira joins us to discuss the stigma around HIV, and what it’s like to live with it for over 25 years. Liza’s Story, Girl Code (38:23), Love Language (44:40), 2Pac Wasn’t For Us ?(1:02:45), Game of Thrones (1:08:15), *SOILER ALERT* End Game (1:24:45)
Liza Pereira joins us to discuss the stigma around HIV, and what it’s like to live with it for over 25 years. Liza’s Story, Girl Code (38:23), Love Language (44:40), 2Pac Wasn’t For Us ?(1:02:45), Game of Thrones (1:08:15), *SOILER ALERT* End Game (1:24:45)
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Co-Founder of THRIVE SS, Daniel Driffin joins the show to discuss various aspects of HIV/AIDS Awareness and Advocacy. We talk about treatment, prevention, disclosure, and serodiscordant couples. This is a must-hear episode! Follow Daniel Driffin Twitter: @ddriffin Instagram: @ddriffin Visit and Support THRIVE SS SOCIAL LINKS Visit KevinDwayne.com Follow Kevin on Instagram! Follow "The Outline Podcast" on Instagram Follow Kevin on Twitter Follow "The Outline Podcast" on Twitter Like "The Outline Podcast" on Facebook #PodsinColor #PodsbyQpoc Get 30 Day Trial and One Free Audiobook with Audible
Transforming Teenage Mothers, Single Mothers, and Pregnant Mothers to be the best independent caregivers they can be for their children. Educating and teaching on the daily survival tools to make it in this diverse world. Supplying love and support in the home. Through guidance and dedication. Making sure every female become the Lovely Butterfly God called them to be. Helping mothers overcome homelessness. Giving the mother a stable homelike setting from themselves and their babies. Our Maternity Home will service Teenage Mothers ranging from 11-17 years of age, and Pregnant Mothers ranging from 18-40 years of age. We will house the mother along with their newborn baby. We will assist with Employment Readiness, Referral Services , Counseling Services, Life Awareness Classes, Parenting classes, Nutrition classes, Money Management, Cooking Classes, HIV/AIDS Awareness and Prevention.We accept all Donations, Money, Clothing, Diapers, Wipes, Formula, Baby items, and Furniture, etc.http://www.godslovelybutterflies.org/
Take a listen to 94.3FM's HYPE RADIO show! HYPE's host GeNitá and her fellow co-host Mariah, Josh & Rick discuss the latest in pop culture, health and sports news to HYPE listeners! This is one you don't want to miss. HYPE airs every Wednesday at 10pm on WOWD-LP Takoma Park on 94.3 FM in the DMV area and you can listen online at takomaradio.com! Follow us on our social: Instagram|| @HypeRadioFM Twitter || twitter.com/HypeRadioShowFM?l... Facebook || www.facebook.com/HypeRadioShow/ Youtube || www.youtube.com/channel/UCG8L...
The Steve Harvey Morning discuss the Philadelphia Eagles parade, share their views on President Trump's interview with Robert Mueller, the importance of knowing your HIV/AIS status, the death of Colts' linebacker Edwin Jackson and more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Shirley Strawberry and Carla Ferrell discuss the importance of knowing your HIV/AIDS status in honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Join Vessie J as she talks about the science, stigma and transmission of HIV/AIDS! December is HIV/AIDS Awareness month and what better way to bring in the upcoming new year by knowing your status. Take pride in knowing and Go Get Tested!
Coming from the young people themselves , here are the most effective strategies of increasing HIV/AIDs awareness among young people to make the 90-90-90 targets towards ending HIV/AIDS a reality.
With so many people affected by this condition, so many refusing to recognize its existence, and so many stigmatized by its social oppression: we look to put light on it. We have local planners of the World AIDS Day and you to speak to why its important to keep people aware that we are all impacted by HIV/AIDS. We must realize that one day if we don't stay woke, we could be the very people we've been attempting to help and support. World AIDS Day Longview will be held at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church at 7 pm. Join Us! @WADLongview
Join in the discussion of the National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. A day to raise awareness for both women living with HIV and those at risk of acquiring HIV. The Positive Women's Network USA and the Colorado regional chapter want to keep the dialogue going about women and HIV. Barb Cardell and Kari Hartel are the co-chairs of PWN-USA-Colorado and can't wait to talk the "If I were HIV+....I'd still be me campaign. We will also have some women from PWN USA join us to talk about an exciting research project, whose findings were just released on March 10th, that was conducted by PWN-USA and women living with HIV. Join us to talk about the intersections of women and HIV, as well as prevention and services.
Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day: Epidemiology of HIV in New York City
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In this episode Sean Kneese interviews YouTube Vlogger Peach Braxton, Peach talks about her time in the military, HIV/Aids Awareness, police brutality, YouTube celebrities, and her views on Atheism and religion.
HIV/AIDS is still a major issue in our community. What are we doing about it? Did you know that infection rates are on the rise? Let's talk about it family.
This year, February 7, 2015 marks the 15th year for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD). This is a national HIV testing and treatment community mobilization initiative targeted at Blacks in the United States and the Diaspora. The Black Aids Institute is the only organization that focuses their attention solely on black people with HIV/AIDS. This year there are some shocking findings and scientific evidence that speak about treatment and opportunities in the black community when it comes to the HIV/AIDs epidemic.National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a call for Black American to recognize that HIV is indeed a Black phenomenon & the reality that HIV disproportionately affects Black people and especially Black men who have sex with men (MSM) and Black women. Hank Millbourne will discuss information about the number of Black MSM diagnosed with HIV and the myth of black men and how they engage in sex. Hank will also talk about how the community should educate themselves, become more involved, and know what their status is and if you are infected to get treated.
The conversation continues - Hiv/Aids Awareness Show Part Two w/ Jaquarious, Andrew, Siaz and Danny. This Live show has been produced to talk about the hiv/aids epidemic that has plagued the gay community for the last 30 plus years. Having lost so many people to the virus I thought it was best that we have another conversation focusing on such a Tabu Topic.
March 10th is HIV/Aids Awareness day for Women & Girls today's Cup of therapy focuses on the awareness of knowing your status! Keep Sippin.
This week on TALK! with AUDREY: REVEREND KERON SADLER, NAACP National Health Program Manager is my guest. February 7th is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Did you know that the African American community bears the largest burden of the HIV epidemic over any other racial or ethnic group in the United States? Reverend Sadler has information about the NAACP's partnership with Black Church's to provide training for faith leaders and a first-of-its-kind manual to offer a framework to integrate HIV education in churches and seminaries.
This week on TALK! with AUDREY: REVEREND KERON SADLER, NAACP National Health Program Manager is my guest. February 7th is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. Did you know that the African American community bears the largest burden of the HIV epidemic over any other racial or ethnic group in the United States? Reverend Sadler has information about the NAACP's partnership with Black Church's to provide training for faith leaders and a first-of-its-kind manual to offer a framework to integrate HIV education in churches and seminaries.
HIV/AIDS Advocate William Frances stops by The Conversation Cafe to share upcoming panels and discussions about HIV/AIDS Awareness.
Encore Episode of GrindHard Radio: Hiv/Aids Awareness Night which originaly aired on December 3rd 2013
Anyole AKA Angel Blessings Angie via facebook. I'm 29 Manifesting heaven like consciousness while staying in tune & aware to thy Christ Consciousness that dwells within. Much of my " awareness" is due in part to my several OOB's(out of body experiences) & NDE's ( Near Death Experiences).Since a very young age I have always been aware that their is very thin vial that "separates" Us from "heaven". Being born a twin with a tumor that wraps around my left lung & pushes on my heart posteriorly has its many challenges while always staying triumphant. I have gone through this life learning that their is No*thing that keeps me away from God & heaven. Being able to see guides while in a cab with my mother , watching the surgeons do surgery on me, or seeing myself hovering over my body when I was in a comma because of Chemo therapy All of these experiences because I was born with a tumor & the changes that takes place while out of the body are amazing . My experiences are my truth without them I would not be here right NOW. HIV+ AIDS Awareness & prevention Advocacy http://aumag.org/wordpress/2012/10/19/love-and-light/Magazine I was featured in 2012 , http://onearmedbabe.blogspot.com/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0Gcz45tzCc RICKI LAKE SHOW When I was young :) https://www.facebook.com/ReadingsfromAngelBlessingsAngie?notif_t=page_new_likes on facebook for Angelic Guidance/ Readings www.crsradio.com www.caribbeanradioshow@gmail.com www.caribbeanradioshow.com 661-467-2407
GrindHard Radio Presents: "Hiv/Aids Awareness Night" Hosted by: Jit Chronicles, Dangerous Tactics, Virginia Slim, and Co-host Black Cancer. Join us as we help raise awareness and prevention of Hiv/Aids an epidemic that has struck the nation. Join the discussion by Calling in Live @ 323-693-3043 and press "1' to talk to the hosts
2008/05/13. The Fourth Annual Acting on AIDS Student Research Symposium. Emily Sadler.
HIV Aids Awareness, Financial Starr Segment - Talking about building on the rest of your foundation. Also Max from Tomboyz Quarterly.
HIV Aids Awareness, Financial Starr Segment - Talking about building on the rest of your foundation. Also Max from Tomboyz Quarterly.
Hi everyone!I'll have a well renowned dentist on the show Dr.Catrise L. Austin. This show is about HIV/AIDS awareness in the black community.Dr. Austin will discuss how to prevent HIV/AIDS.She is the first private practice in the nation certified and trained to offer the test, which can be administered during regular dental exams and delivers results in 20 minutes. Dr. Austin has been featured on Black Enterprise Magazine,Sister To Sister and so much more.
Frameline 33 Part 2: Today's show features director Faith Trimel's "Family" screening June 24 and June 26; also featured is director John Young. His "Rivers Wash Over Me" screens June 24. Also featured is director Tim Daniels and producer Burton Rorie's "Standing N Truth". Unfortunately, this film already screened, June 21. Visit www.standntruth.com
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