Inspiring all people living and affected by HIV to obtain access to care and treatment, giving them an enclave of love and hope where people can feel safe.
In the early 2000's (exactly when I was diagnosed- a nursing student), people were saying they can't eat oranges because they were injected with an HIV + blood by nurses. Today I'm wearing orange 🍊 going to a #UequalsU W.C launch 💪
#SayZero#ZeroStigma
Me & @karinhayes
short film-Here We Are Voices of Black Women Who Live with HIV was shown in Rwanda on July 17th at the WOMEN DELIVER 2023 ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL. Thx @lisarussellfilm
for all your hard work & to all the beautiful women that agreed to be part of the film #WD2023
HIV testing is a form of self-care. Knowing your HIV status helps you choose options to stay healthy. Put yourself first and get tested today: https://t.co/weIvTbZd4a
HIV is life-changing,but not life threatening thanks to ARVs and that’s why I call HIV my tiny guest,I am in control by ACCEPTING my status,ADHERING to my treatment and refusing to let HIV DEFINE ME!
I AM GREATER THAN HIV.
I AM A BEAUTIFUL STORY 🫶
Today is National #HIVTestingDay - getting tested regularly and knowing your status is critical to ending the HIV epidemic in the US!
Visit https://t.co/eN5fSIQZLI to find out where you can get a free HIV test today.
As we celebrate #PrideMonth2023 each day, we'll shout out to #LGBTQ advocates working w/ us to End #HIV Epidemic and improve access to care & treatment for #PLWHA in the United States. Thank you,@AriannaLint, for your fantastic work! Connect with Arianna: https://t.co/5dIXPL0QMx
In fact I make #UequalsU a reality every chance I get because I am a living proof that the concept works. It doesn't benefit us (#PLHIV) only, it has huge benefits for the #PublicHealth as well
Poz Haven Foundation and @karinhayes are excited to announce that our short documentary film was chosen to be played at the WOMEN DELIVER ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL Conferences in Rwanda! 💥💯
https://t.co/JJKlMIrOBD
#WD2023#hereweare#blackwomen#stophivstigma
Wow, congratulations to @DavinaConner and everyone at @PozHaven for their incredible perseverance and dedication in pushing through a #UequalsU day in Las Vegas!
It's so inspiring to see individuals and organizations coming together to raise awareness and promote understanding of the important message that Undetectable = Untransmittable.
"#UequalsU is my life, and I have been rallying about the message since 2016. It has transformed many lives and made people living with HIV feel better about themselves. Knowing that we cannot transmit HIV if we are undetectable has taken a load off our shoulders," - @DavinaConner.
A special shoutout to Honourable @mayoroflasvegas for proclaiming January 2 as the #UequalsU day! This is a powerful reminder that when we work together and refuse to give up, we can create real change and make a difference in the world. Keep up the amazing work! #WinWinAgenda
Black, beautiful, and unbreakable. Through a short documentary titled "Here We Are: Voice of Black Women Live with HIV," these women have risen from the ashes of HIV-related stigma with voices that shake oppression to its core.
"My life has changed forever because of #UequalsU: undetectable = untransmittable," says @pozaleciamiami
This documentary has been selected for the @WHO's 4th Health For All Film Festival in the Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights category. You can watch it here: https://t.co/eDtBp8fwda #Film4Health
Exactly! Sometime there are those who find things to complain about. I say be grateful for life and move on. My concern is educating others on #HIV and eliminating #Stigma
@DavinaConner I agree if it hasn’t been For my 113,880 pill I’ve take over the past 26 I would be dead and not able to walk alongside my daugter on all her obstacles and accomplishments #IM ON #Cabenuva now !!! 26 years later only 6 visits a year to staying healthy 💎❤️🙌🏾🗣️
🏆So proud & thrilled for my friends @DavinaConner@karinhayes Their gorgeous & powerful film “Here We Are” was selected for the @WHO Health for All Film Festival!
Congratulations Dee & Karin and all the amazing women living w/HIV in the film!
🎥 Watch it here: https://t.co/Nvt5Z7RHjz ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Poz Haven Foundation and Urcumica Films LLC is excited to announce that our short film Listen to Our Voices (Black Women Who Live with HIV) along with the beautiful women who were part of it has been chosen as a candidate for Helath for All Film Festival.
#Film4Health
Late picking it up, but PHF will always represent #UequalsU
It is taking away that internalized stigma many of us have had deep within. It has taken away the fear of transmitting to our partners/babies. ZERO risk of transmission!!!❣️💯💥
Poz Haven Foundation will be having a fundraiser in May & would love your support! If you can't be at the fundraiser, we are asking for a donation to help us continue our work.
link to our donation page for those who cannot attend.
https://t.co/nAR5ZHMvvV