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via HealthHIV and Howard University - The "Empowered Voices: HIV Prevention Resources for Black Women to Thrive" webinar and resource guide are now available on demand.

God God with a Capital G. God God underline Thee. You brought me through trials to teach me who I can be. The one You designed me to be. My wings spread open, my heart is on feel. No more...

When we, as a community, have access to support, treatment, care, resources, a stake in what actually happens in our lives – we can change the trajectory of bloodlines for generations to come.

The activities and conversations hosted throughout 2025 Black Maternal Health Week (#BMHW25) intentionally center the values and practices of the birth and reproductive justice movements.

I no longer have the hatred I used to have for my friend, but I still have that trauma from before, and when I think back to that time, I cry.

The discussion will talk about ongoing discrimination against PLHIV and document the history and structure of the ADA, as well as innovative legal approaches for using its protections to fight HIV criminalization.

Last year I had the pleasure of being part of Dandelions Movement writing workshop that brought more healing than I anticipated. Once upon a time I did enjoy writing - in my youth, when I had time.

via Advocates for Youth - April 10th is National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day! Please join Advocates for Youth for "#OurHIVPlan: Voices of Activists Living with HIV"

He fought for all of us. For every person whose voice was being overlooked, Bryan showed up, spoke up, and stood in the gap. He was power, purpose, and love in motion.

At the age of 35, I found myself navigating life as a divorced mother of three children. My world was turned upside down when I received my HIV diagnosis.