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"On eve of World AIDS Day, activists in India call for increasing awareness among public to remove stigma attached to HIV/AIDS..." featuring The Well Project Global Ambassador Jyoti Dhawale
This year's POZ 100 "spotlights the work of Black advocates... making a difference in the fight against HIV/AIDS", including The Well Project Editorial Director Olivia Ford and CAB members and A Girl Like Me bloggers, Gina Brown, RSW; Bridgette Picou, and Masonia Traylor.
For many who have had their lives irrevocably changed by HIV, COVID-19 has been particularly challenging. HIV survivors, including several members of The Well Project's community, spoke with TIME Magazine about their experiences with both pandemics.
CAB member and A Girl Like Me blogger, Katie Willingham, writes a new blog for WebMD
In honor of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NWGHAAD) on March 10, we invite you to join us in a livestream conversation led by women who grew up living with HIV.
Community Advisory Board members and A Girl Like Me bloggers Ciarra Covin and Maria Mejia featured in +TALK: Warrior Women
"Happy Pride!" Community Advisory Board member Aryah Lester featured in GO Magazine's "100 Women We Love"
TheBody's Tim Murphy interviews Community Advisory Board member and A Girl Like Me blogger Aryah Lester
Gina Brown, RSW, Community Advisory Board Member and A Girl Like Me blogger, speaks with AIDSVu
"Mrs. Abosede Oladayo, a global ambassador of The Well Project, who incidentally was a victim of FGM explained ... psychological and emotional effect of the harmful practice."
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