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- HIV/AIDS Resource Center for Latinos
- Resource Center on Keeping Up With Your HIV Meds
- Resource Center on Starting HIV Treatment
- HIV/AIDS Resource Center for Gay Men
- HIV/AIDS Resource Center for the Newly Diagnosed
- HIV/AIDS Resource Center for Women
- HIV/AIDS Resource Center for African Americans
- Republican Leaders Have Blood on Their Hands: Sign Petition to Remove Ban on Federal Needle-Exchange Funds
- "Update Your Status" This Valentine's Day and Encourage More HIV Testing
- Young AIDS Activists! Apply for C2EA's 2012 Youth Action Institute -- June 10 - 16, 2012
- Ohioans Living With HIV/AIDS Need Our Help!
- Activists Launch New Survey to Help Speed HIV Cure Research
- Demand Hershey Reverse Decision on HIV+ Student and Dismiss School Officials
- Count HIV+ Women In! PWN Launches National Campaign on World AIDS Day
- African American HIV University Community Mobilization College: Apply Today!
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- Health Department Announces 41% Drop in HIV/AIDS Related Deaths Among Black New Yorkers
- Black Celebrities Unite in Response to AIDS
- The Culture War in the Black HIV/AIDS Movement Is Hurting Us All
- ADAP Waiting List Update: 4,575 People in 12 States as of Feb. 2
- Tennessee Senator: It's Virtually Impossible for Heterosexuals to Contract HIV From Sex
Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is Tuesday, Feb. 7. It's an opportunity to encourage greater awareness of HIV in African-American communities, and shine a spotlight on the need for more testing, treatment and services.
Be sure to make use of our existing resources to find information and support, as well as help educate others about HIV in black America:
- TheBody.com's HIV/AIDS Resource Center for African Americans
- Word on the Street: Experiences Disclosing HIV Status
- Fact Sheet: HIV Among African Americans
Check back through the month of February as we launch new, original articles and perspectives on HIV/AIDS among African Americans.
Visit the Visual AIDS Web Gallery to view this month's collection of art by HIV-positive artists! |
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