@AIDS_United NNAAPC was in attendance and yet the entire conference never mentioned Native Americans or anything about National Native American HIV Awareness Day which is March 20th. Who do you represent?
We interviewed Todd Theringer, executive director of @NNAAPC about including Native people in the national HIV strategy.
“If we're truly going to have a national [HIV] plan, we need to have a plan that includes everyone.” Read more: https://t.co/sYHkjyCyAH
Today, Saturday, March 20, take part in the anti-stigma campaign of Positively Aware magazine, A Day with HIV. Capture a moment of your day, and post it—use the hashtag #adaywithhiv; include the time and location of your photo, and what inspired you! https://t.co/M9Ell7IJRY
We’d like to remember someone who died of AIDS for National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, #NNHAAD, #LeadwithRace
This is Derick Thompson, Leech Lake Ojibwe, who was born with AIDS in 1990 in San Jose, California. He was born crying and cried for the next year until he died.
Wait, What?! Why is the CDC withholding profits from PrEP sales? Isn’t the CDC supposed to protect people?!
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