IHP is gathering reflections & interviewing different religious and public health leaders about religion's influence on the #COVID19 response. You'll find over 25 of these reflections and interviews on our website with more being added regularly https://t.co/BGYaTUIx10
TODAY (10/6) at 12 PM EST, join @EmoryRollins for a special seminar on the impacts of #COVID19 on the #LGBTQ community & people living w/ #HIV. Panelists incl. #EmoryCFAR Members, @AndresCamachoG4, @colleenfkelley, & Travis Sanchez (@EmoryEPI). RSVP here: https://t.co/pYAnanX9H3
We are proud to join global partners in signing OUR PROMISE TO ACTION. This lays out the commitment of people of various faiths around the world to support a strong and sustained HIV response. We invite you to join the promise as well. https://t.co/V5feGDxPdx
IHP invites you to join in the global conference, "Resilience and Renewal: Faith in the HIV Response" on September 22-24, 2020. The conference is sponsored by @UNAIDS and there is no cost to attend. Pre-registration is required. To register, please go to: https://t.co/BL6jHh7kvr
This Friday (8/28), virtually join @uabcfarbcsc & the Inter-CFAR Faith & Spirituality Research Collaborative as they discuss #faith & community engagement in the era of #HIV & #COVID19. RSVP link below! (cc: @ProvBosCFAR, @uabcfar, & @IHPEmory)
IHP remembers & honors civil rights leader John Lewis; his leadership & courage were unwavering. In 2013, Sandra Thurman, frm dir of IHP, interviewed Lewis, which was shown as part of the Interfaith Service at #AIDS2020Virtual: https://t.co/jH2atxzOpl
Rest in power, Cong. Lewis
@outofhandatl and @PIHC_Atlanta are collaborating with the CDC's Let's Stop HIV Together Initiative to pilot an interactive theater experience to reduce HIV stigma. Performances will be held on Tuesday, July 7th from 3 pm to 5 pm and on Wednesday, July 15th from 2 pm to 4 pm.
Please join @EmoryRollins, IHP & colleagues from across the globe for an online interfaith worship service as part of #AIDS2020Virtual. The service will be live stream on July 7 @ 12:00PM EDT at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. Register at: https://t.co/l6KHpexaGT
Saturday is National #HIVTestingDay! Use our location-based search tool to find HIV testing and other services near you. Or reach out to your local health care facility to see if #HIV self-testing kits are available to test from home. https://t.co/NMtudffJlF
UNAIDS is conducting a global survey of community-led organizations and networks who work in the HIV field, in order to learn about the impact that #COVID19 has had on their work and how they've responded.
With our partners @Oikoumene (WCC) and @IHPEmory we are providing you international resources for ministry during #COVID19! Visit https://t.co/K5l9G6sBzn for videos & written theological & #spiritual reflections from #ministers, theologians, #chaplains and pastoral #counselors
IHP wants to learn how religion impacts the experiences of Black gay men in Atlanta regarding HIV prevention and support programs. Participants will receive $75 for their time in the workshops. The next workshop is THIS SATURDAY, June 27. More info here: https://t.co/sz3WgS2x0G
We are honored to have worked with our colleagues from
@CandlerTheology to create this document discussing various issues for local Christian communities to assess when considering decisions about resuming in-person events. Learn more below! https://t.co/u3HOqAN2BA
In collaboration with the Morehouse School of Medicine, the Interfaith Health Program has created this platform of video interviews with Black religious, community, and public health leaders. Check out this awe-inspiring series here: https://t.co/f8bEzazpYX
Rev. Kim Jackson, who identifies as a lesbian, is most concerned about the transgender women of color who are experiencing homelessness. #Pride2020#NBCPride2020 https://t.co/wWQcxGOfN0
Excited to read through the latest Public Health, Religion & Spirituality Bulletin, particularly the article "Ebola and COVID-19: Lessons from and for the Faith Community" written by faculty from @IHPEmory and @EmoryRollins
https://t.co/DpdWqPpm9h
Check out this example of an inter-religious response by Memphis faith leaders that is grounded in care for one's neighbor. It references theological teachings and sacred texts while reflecting sound public health guidance #bettertogether https://t.co/0qHDHQ8AGL