African-American HIV/AIDS Resource Center: Podcasts

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Dazon Dixon Diallo

Martell Randolph

Alexander Robinson

Fortunata Kasege

Keith Green

Teniecka Hannah

Greg Braxton

George Burgess

Evany Turk

Is the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Good for Black Americans? Part 2: Increasing Access to Care -- A Blog Entry by Rod McCullom
Black Women Living With AIDS Thrive Thanks to Peer Support
Is the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Good for Black Americans? Part 1: Reducing HIV Incidence -- A Blog Entry by Rod McCullom
Experts Gather in Philadelphia to Discuss AIDS in Black Communities
Long-Term HIV Survivor Discovers the Power of Twitter

Profiles in Courage
African Americans on living, loving and fighting with HIV
Bloggers
African Americans share their thoughts and experiences
HIV Frontlines
Podcasts with men and women who work at the forefront of HIV prevention and care
Word on the Street
AIDS activists and health professionals to share their thoughts on the most pressing issues impacting the black HIV epidemic
Movers & Shakers
From rapping onstage to representing in the Senate, African-American stars are rallying to the cause
How Is HIV Different in African Americans?
Expert medical opinions on HIV differences in African Americans
Issues & Actions
Movers and shakers offer expert advice on turning the epidemic around
HIV & Black Churches
Tools for HIVers seeking a church to call their own, or church members looking to set up HIV-related programs
Get Your Black Up!
Mario Cooper advocates for a black ACT-UP
Special Reports
A collection of in-depth examinations of the state of HIV in black America, with a focus on policy and activism
The 411 on HIV in 2010
Overview, resources, readings, statistics and events not to miss

The Body asked some of the leading African-American AIDS activists and health professionals to share their thoughts on the most pressing issues impacting the black HIV epidemic in the United States. We felt their words were as important to hear as they are to read, so we've created MP3 podcasts of some of their most poignant comments. Click on one of the three questions below to read, download and listen to what these leaders in the African-American AIDS community have to say.

	What is the most critical HIV/AIDS issue facing the African-American community?	What is the most critical HIV/AIDS issue facing the African-American community? Respond Now >> What are the top myths that you encounter about HIV/AIDS in the African-American community? Respond Now >> How have your relationships with family and friends changed since you were diagnosed? Respond Now >>
	What are the top myths that you encounter about HIV/AIDS in the African-American community?
	How have your relationships with family and friends changed since you were diagnosed?

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