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Every 9 1/2 minutes, someone in the U.S. is infected with HIV. Continue reading
Join the AIDS WALK!
Did you know that…?
Every 9 1/2 minutes, someone in the U.S. is infected with HIV. Continue reading
Posted in AIDS, Harlem, Harlem AIDS, Harlem HIV, HIV
Tagged AIDS, AIDS service organization, AIDS Walk New York, Gay Men's Health Crisis, GMHC, HIV, New York, New York City
About 250,000 people in the US have HIV and don’t know it. These people are unknowingly responsible for up to 75% of new infections. Almost half of new infections are among African Americans. Continue reading
Tagged AIDS, Health, HIV, Johnson, Magic Johnson, Magic Johnson Foundation, Thing, United States
The video clip above is from Thursday’s edition of “Charlie Rose” on PBS, Pulitzer Prize winner (and Oscar nominee this year for “Lincoln”) Tony Kushner praised David France’s Oscar-nominated documentary How to Survive a Plague while discussing the legacy of his Angels in America. Continue reading
Harlem’s Alicia Keys continues to do great work for the children of the world in her organization Keep A Child Alive cause.
Posted in AIDS, Cause, Harlem AIDS, Harlem cause, Harlem HIV, HIV, HW Music, Music
Tagged AIDS, Alicia Keys, aliciakeys, Bill Clinton, Blackball, Harlem, Keep a Child Alive, Oprah Winfrey, OprahWinfrey, Richard Branson, South Africa
African Services Committee, a nonprofit based in Harlem that combats malnutrition, tuberculosis and AIDS in New York City and Ethiopia will benefit from an unusual Nantucket, Massachusetts initiative. Continue reading
In a church nestled among a row of residential brownstones, parishioners clapped and danced as a woman began to testify. Continue reading
Harlem resident, Tony Award-winning actress and singer Anika Noni Rose delivered a style no-no upon arriving at Elton John’s annual Oscar party at West Hollywood Park in West Hollywood, California in this revealing Basil Soda bomb. Continue reading
Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine (TouroCOM) honored former Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields, president & CEO of the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS, Inc. Continue reading
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research and Harlem’s Maria Davis have come together to celebrate amfAR’s 25 years of work by telling her compelling story to share about her battle with HIV/AIDS and how she is defying the odds and making a difference.
Maria Davis, is a Harlemite who was diagnosed with HIV in 1995, she was a successful hip hop promoter and worked closely on Jay-Z’s first album ‘Reasonable Doubt’ before her world was turned upside-down. Continue reading
Soraya Elcock, well-known policy advocate and HIV/AIDS program expert, returns to Harlem United Community AIDS Center as Senior Director of Policy and Business Development. In the newly created role, Ms. Elcock will complete the Policy Division, joining Kimberleigh Smith, Senior Director of City and State Policy, and Kali Lindsey, Senior Director of Federal Policy. Continue reading
Tagged harlem United, HIV/AIDS, Soraya Elcock, Steven C. Bussey