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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
Listen to The Danny Tisdale Show on the Harlem World Magazine Radio Podcast show with host Danny as he sings happy birthday to Debra Fraser Howze talks about SVP of Government and External Affairs for OraSure. Ms. Fraser-Howze worked for two decades of global leadership to communities of color regarding teenage pregnancy, social welfare, and HIV and AIDS. She advised two U.S. Presidents while serving on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS from 1995-2001, she is the founder of the National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS in Harlem and her daughter is Sheena Wright, from Abyssian Development Corporation. Continue reading
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
Debra Fraser-Howze (right), Senior Vice President of Government and External Affairs at OraSure Technologies presents a donation to Alicia Keys for her Keep a Child Alive Foundation. Continue reading
Posted in Cause, Harlem, HArlem music
Tagged AIDS, Alicia Key, Alicia Keys, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, February, Grammy award, Hello Beautiful, HIV, Interactive One, Keep a Child Alive, Keep a Child Alive Foundation, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Oprah Winfrey, OraSure, OraSure Technologies, United States
“How’m I doing?” Even if you didn’t grow up in New York in the late ’70s and ’80s, you’d probably recognize Ed Koch’s mayoral mantra—on TV talk shows, hosting Saturday Night Live, on book tours for his best-selling memoir, Mayor. Continue reading
Posted in Dies, movie, Passes, Politics
Tagged AIDS, Ed Koch, greenwich village, Harlem, Harlem’s Sydenham Hospital, Koch, Mayor, New York City, Newyork, saturday night live, Sydenham Hospital
Starbucks Corp. is donating a portion of its proceeds on World AIDS Day to help fight the disease. Continue reading
By Walter Rutledge
A Ramp to Paradise 2 is now less than a week away from its première on Thursday, November 8, 7:30pm at the Kumble Theater, Long Island University Campus, in downtown Brooklyn. This new version of the 2010 Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center’s presentation promises to be an exciting interactive multi-media dance and theatre experience. The production pays tribute to the legendary New York dance club of the 1970’s and 80’s twenty-five years after its closing. Continue reading
Harlem’s St. Mary’s Center, a skilled nursing facility and adult day health care program for people living with HIV/AIDS, is celebrating 20 years of providing quality medical and social services to people living with HIV/AIDS in New York City. Continue reading
Ervin “Magic” Johnson, the former NBA Most Valuable Player and HIV/AIDS advocate, is the face of first over-the-counter HIV test. Continue reading