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Help needed: Story about HIV in NYC
10/02/06 02:04 PM

Hi guys,

I'm a young journalist working on a news story about teens with HIV. I'd like to speak to positive kids under the age of 18 who live in New York City. The main focus of this piece is: how do you deal with being positive at the same time as dealing with everything else. Do your friends know? Have you confronted any discrimination/ignorance at school? Does your school have HIV and AIDS education?

This story is about you as a person -- so that readers can understand that HIV is not just a statistic, it's a reality that people live with, day-to-day -- and some days are harder than others.

You can be ANONYMOUS if you want. Please contact me at the following email address if you are interested in sharing your story with me : news.stories@hotmail.com

Thank you

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