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31-31 HIV/AIDS Summit at Creating Change: A Barometer for HIV PJA?

31-31 HIV/AIDS Summit at Creating Change: A Barometer for HIV PJA?

| January 24, 2013 | 0 Comments

Listed obscurely as a “private meeting” at the 2013 Creating Change Conference, the groundbreaking 31-31 HIV/AIDS Summit convened over 100 people in downtown Atlanta. Packed tightly in the meeting room were Executive Directors, CEO’s, researchers, policymakers, activists and advocates, many from the upperĀ echelons of national leadership in the global fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The [...]

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Case Statement Editors Needed!

Case Statement Editors Needed!

| January 22, 2013 | 1 Comment

As you may know, HIV PJA’s structures and methods are informed by the rich history of LGBTQ struggles, AIDS activism and other social change movements in the United States and around the world. We seek to build upon this legacy and win victories for justice through methods of organizing rooted in openness, transparency, andĀ decentralizedĀ decision-making. Last [...]

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1/15, 2 ET: Launch 2013 with HIV PJA! New Year Webinar to Reflect on 2012, Scheme for 2013

1/15, 2 ET: Launch 2013 with HIV PJA! New Year Webinar to Reflect on 2012, Scheme for 2013

| January 2, 2013 | 0 Comments

From Countdown 2012 to the Year 2013: The HIV PJA Steering Committee invites you to join us on January 15th as we launch into 2013 with a New Year Webinar at 2 PM EST. During this webinar, we will: Reflect on our successes in 2012, and talk about our 2013 campaigns Share the results of [...]

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The Stigma of Sandy: sound familiar?

| November 5, 2012 | 0 Comments

“People who didn’t evacuate are stupid… careless… a danger to others…” Ringing any bells? They were in denial… selfish… thought they were invulnerable. Here we go again. Prevention justicians, you know it goes deeper than that. We’ve learned that blaming or shaming people for individual behavior that can lead to HIV infection won’t get us [...]

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Addressing LGBT Bullying as a Public Heath Issue

Addressing LGBT Bullying as a Public Heath Issue

| October 29, 2012 | 0 Comments

A session on Health Equity & Human Rights at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco, featured work around the bullying among LGBT youth as a health issue. The numbers are fairly eye-opening: 99% queer identified youth have reported hearing some type of homophobic remark. 61% have engaged in some form of [...]

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