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."
Arianna Lint and her organization, Arianna's Center, highlighted in Washington Blade
"I have taught my daughter how to not let what other people think affect her. After I learned that myself, that is when I started to love me. I am HIV-positive and if you can't deal with that, you don't deserve me in any aspect." Lynnea Lawson
Wise words and advice from several CAB members and A Girl Like Me bloggers in this great Cosmopolitan Magazine feature for AIDS Awareness Month
A Girl Like Me blogger Masonia Traylor featured in Ashley Caprice's "Go Girl" podcast
Arianna Lint and Katie Willingham tell their stories as part of National AIDS Memorial's oral history project.
Arianna Lint recognized among "individuals changing systems and policies to improve opportunities for all".
The Well Project Community Advisory Board member and A Girl Like Me blogger, Wanona Thomas, featured on Atlanta's 11Alive
This year's POZ 100 celebrates advocates who are TGNCNB. Special shout out to our amazing CAB members and A Girl Like Me bloggers Aryah Lester, Tiommi Jenae Luckett, Arianna Lint, and Katie Willingham receiving this well-deserved award!
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Preventing and treating HIV in women and girls – and the research required to do both of these things successfully – require careful consideration of the context in which HIV enters and becomes a part of women's lives. The 2012 WRI meeting focused on enhancing HIV research and care for women living with and at risk for HIV disease.
Together, we can change the course of the HIV epidemic…one woman at a time!