VERY excited about our upcoming institute on Feb. 2 with North Carolina Central University for all interested in strengthening responses to employment needs of people living with HIV!
This virtual event will include Harold Phillips of the WH Office of National AIDS Policy, and researchers, service providers, & advocates, centering people living with HIV to strengthen counseling practices to address employment needs of PLHIV: https://t.co/SZn7LCx2oi #NCCU#NWPC
1. Buried in North Carolina's 600+ page budget is a little-noticed provision that creates a secret police force, controlled by Republicans, with extraordinary powers
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Join me at USCHA 2023 in NWPC's workshop, co-presenting with Vanessa Johnson, Martha Cameron, and Sylvester Askins, Jr., with the technical assistance of Heather O'Connor!: Thurs., Sept. 7 at 2pm, Lincoln Room, Level 2, Courtyard by Marriott.
At USCHA 2023? Join us on Thurs., Sept. 7 at 2pm working to strengthen responses locally to employment needs of people living with HIV: Lincoln Room, Level 2, Courtyard by Marriott (across the street)!
At USCHA 2023? Join us on Thurs., Sept. 7 at 2pm working to strengthen responses locally to employment needs of people living with HIV: Lincoln Room, Level 2, Courtyard by Marriott (across the street)!
Join us as we open our 2023-2024 webinar training series for HIV service providers and others also interested in Expanding Employment Opportunities for People Living with HIV!
Excited for the National Working Positive Coalition to be partnering in support of The Reunion Project for these two-days in Birmingham - including our full-day employment forum for long-term HIV survivors on Fri., April 28!
This week, we remember the landmark 504 sit-ins. 46 years ago, disabled activists demanded regulatory action by occupying US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare offices across the county.
New Yorkers! Vanessa Johnson, Sylvester Askins, Jr. and @markmisrok present an encore of this webinar this Thurs., April 6 at 2pm: Expanding HIV Supportive Services Toolkits: Local HIV Employment Services Networks. To register, go to: https://t.co/C5sZUsvyp9
I'm tired of Republicans saying things like "If you want to ban AR-15's then why don't we ban cars since cars kill more people." Here's why this argument actually proves why we need more Gun Laws:
- Cars require a registration.
- Drivers need a license to use them.
- Drivers require insurance in case their car kills/injures someone.
- There are 100's of safety restrictions on cars before they are road-ready.
- A car user needs to pass a test to drive it.
- They also need to take a course in most states.
- There are dozens of restrictions based on age, health, etc.
- You can lose your right to drive a car if you don't use it properly.
- Cars are illegal to use when drunk.
We cannot waver on defending 340B. It ensures that our BIPOC and low-income communities can access meds, housing & transportation support. I know the @NYSA_Majority knows this.
Without 340B 100 NY Hospitals & community providers are at risk. It's time to repeal the carve-out!
End #HIVCriminalization laws, which
undermine public health efforts by deterring
people from #HIV testing/treatment, stigmatizing
people living with HIV & the most impacted incl POC, women, LGBTQ ppl, sex workers, &
the formerly incarcerated.
@TheSeroProject@HIVCaucus#HINACDay
Stop criminalizing health status by punishing NYers with STIs for having sex. Transmission, disclosure, consent, protection, none of them matter...face up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. Decriminalize STIs & HIV. Pass A3347 the Repeal STI Discrimination Act! #EndtheStigma
Dear @NewYorkStateAG@TishJames: why are you keeping an HIV+ Black man in prison 13 years after he completed a 12-year sentence for crimes committed in his teens? Remember how Rudy Giuliani branded NuShawn Williams back then? #FreeNuShawn