Our Organization, SisterLove, Inc. is the oldest nonprofit of its kind in the Southeastern United States, with a satellite location operating in South Africa. For just over 32 years, we have worked to end the spread of HIV, protect those… Read More ›
Learning about TikToks I am a Z-illennial: born at the end of the Millennial era and right at the beginning of the generation now known as Gen-Z. Even though Gen-Z made TikTok what it is today, my old-soul-self, naturally felt… Read More ›
During the second half of the project (third quarter of the year) we were able to implement most of the activities planned within this project. All activities were delivered virtually. We had developed presentations/webinars to be delivered both in English… Read More ›
CAN Community Health worked with Florida State University faculty to achieve success in the second portion of the “CAN You See Me?” HIV and AIDS awareness campaign. Through their collaborative efforts, CAN Community Health and FSU raised greater awareness about… Read More ›
Our Organization, SisterLove, Inc. is the oldest nonprofit of its kind in the Southeastern United States. For over 31 years, we have worked to end HIV, protect those who live with it, and educate the public to influence the cultural… Read More ›
The Michigan Organization on Adolescent Sexual Health (MOASH), in collaboration with Wayne State University (WSU) and the Connect 2 Protect Coalition, has launched the second year of the Youth Education Access on HIV (YEAH 2.0) project in Detroit, Michigan. The… Read More ›
CAN Community Health, in collaboration with Florida State University, is working together to bring greater HIV and AIDS information to priority populations at risk. Through several marketing and social media initiatives, CAN Community Health’s project, titled “CAN You See Me?… Read More ›
Every year through National Latinx AIDS Awareness Campaign (NLAAD), we create awareness about HIV and the impact it has in our communities, to promote HIV testing and screening, prevention through behavioral changes and through PrEP, as well as treatment and… Read More ›
During this past quarter, Desert AIDS Project (DAP) provided a virtual training about accessing NIH/NLM HIV/AIDS/PrEP online resources to six reference librarians of our grant partner, Palm Springs Public Library as the library remains closed during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic… Read More ›
As the end of our contract year approaches, we have begun the collaborative process of considering what stories and characters we may want to explore in 2021. Community feedback for our previous work was extremely positive, and our special series… Read More ›
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