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Women -- particularly women of color -- are disproportionately impacted by HIV. Visit us today for a free HIV consultation and to learn more about your prevention options: alliance.nyc/get-tested #NWGHAAD #WomensHealth
Women -- particularly women of color -- are disproportionately impacted by HIV. Visit us today for a free HIV consultation and to learn more about your prevention options: alliance.nyc/get-tested #NWGHAAD #WomensHealth
Professor Deborah Batts is the first openly LGBTQ African American person to be sworn in as a federal judge. She was nominated to the bench by President Bill Clinton at the suggestion of Daniel Patrick Moynihan. She is also a professor at Fordham Uni
Professor Deborah Batts is the first openly LGBTQ African American person to be sworn in as a federal judge. She was nominated to the bench by President Bill Clinton at the suggestion of Daniel Patrick Moynihan. She is also a professor at Fordham University School of Law and was the first African American faculty member there. #WomensHistoryMonth
@cdcgov confirms: Those living with an undetectable viral load are not at-risk of transmitting HIV to others. #Uequalsu
@cdcgov confirms: Those living with an undetectable viral load are not at-risk of transmitting HIV to others. #Uequalsu
March is #NationalNutritionMonth and Eat Right Nutrition has tips for eating healthfully. Our favorite: make half your plate fruits and vegetables. More tips: https://bit.ly/2SMkqAQ Do you or someone you know need help learning about how to eat more
March is #NationalNutritionMonth and Eat Right Nutrition has tips for eating healthfully. Our favorite: make half your plate fruits and vegetables. More tips: https://bit.ly/2SMkqAQ Do you or someone you know need help learning about how to eat more healthfully—or do you have problems accessing healthy foods? Please reach out to us. We have a food pantry and nutritionists on staff. Call us @ 212-645-0875.
Throughout #WomensHistoryMonth, we will highlight women who have inspired us, challenged us, and created positive change in the world. Today’s feature: Dr. Linda Laubenstein was an early HIV/AIDS researcher and one of the first people to iden
Throughout #WomensHistoryMonth, we will highlight women who have inspired us, challenged us, and created positive change in the world. Today’s feature: Dr. Linda Laubenstein was an early HIV/AIDS researcher and one of the first people to identify the AIDS epidemic. In addition to her dedication to HIV/AIDS research and activism, she treated AIDS patients in private practice and co-founded Multitasking, an organization that provided employment for people with AIDS (at the time, people with AIDS were losing their jobs).
On Sunday 3/24, @clydefraziers invites you to #brunch for a cause! 🍳🥓 Enjoy tasty food, creative drinks and great company, all while supporting positive change! Tickets are available for $50 ahead of time or $60 at the door. 20% of each ticket goe
On Sunday 3/24, @clydefraziers invites you to #brunch for a cause! 🍳🥓 Enjoy tasty food, creative drinks and great company, all while supporting positive change! Tickets are available for $50 ahead of time or $60 at the door. 20% of each ticket goes to Alliance. Get tickets: http://bit.ly/2II3iYq
We’re in Albany today to advocate and save funding for New Yorkers living with HIV and other chronic health conditions.
We’re in Albany today to advocate and save funding for New Yorkers living with HIV and other chronic health conditions.
Andrea Jenkins made history in November 2017 by becoming the first openly transgender black woman elected to public office in the U.S. She was one of two openly trans people to win a seat on the Minneapolis City Council that year. Jenkins is also a p
Andrea Jenkins made history in November 2017 by becoming the first openly transgender black woman elected to public office in the U.S. She was one of two openly trans people to win a seat on the Minneapolis City Council that year. Jenkins is also a published poet and an oral historian at the University of Minnesota. #BlackHistoryMonth . . . . . #blackhistory #blackhealth #HIV #AIDS #lgbt #lgbtq #lgbthistory #lgbtqhistory #instablackhistorymonth #instablackhistory
It’s #ElectionDay in NYC! Head to your polling place & cast your vote for #PublicAdvocate! 🗳 More info @ Voting.NYC.
It’s #ElectionDay in NYC! Head to your polling place & cast your vote for #PublicAdvocate! 🗳 More info @ Voting.NYC.
Joseph Beam was an author and leading advocate for the LGBTQ+ community who edited "In the Life," a groundbreaking anthology that provided black gay men with crucial affirmations of their identities. In the introduction to "In the Life
Joseph Beam was an author and leading advocate for the LGBTQ+ community who edited "In the Life," a groundbreaking anthology that provided black gay men with crucial affirmations of their identities. In the introduction to "In the Life," he wrote, “The bottom line is this: We are black men who are proudly gay. What we offer is our lives, our loves, our visions…We are coming home with our heads held up high.” Beam hoped for and fought against the crushing alienation he knew was everywhere an accessory for black gay men. He died of an AIDS-related illness in 1988. #BlackHistoryMonth . . . . . #blackhistory #blackhealth #HIV #AIDS #greaterthanaids #instablackhistorymonth #instablackhistory

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“When I first came to ASCNYC, my spirit was broken. But ASCNYC helped me realize that I do have self-worth, I do matter, and I can achieve any goal that I work hard to accomplish. ASCNYC helps the people who come here make positive changes in their lives every single day.”
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