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Join us on National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NWGHAAD as we continue the charge and emphasize the need to ensure equity in HIV care and treatment. Theme: Self-Awareness, Know the Facts Guest Speaker & Panelist: Fawn N. R. Register for our webinar:?https://lnkd.in/egXHcVhz Progress is being made towards the nation’s goal to end the HIV epidemic by 2030. In the United States, a quarter of people living with HIV are women and, in 2021, women made up 20% of new diagnoses (CDC, 2021). The highest number of new diagnoses were among women ages 25 to 44. #NWGHAAD focuses on Black women and youth aged 13-24, prioritizing prevention.

Our 2025 Public health interns, Morgan Kondratick and Molly Phillips of UNCW, attended a meeting with one of our funders, The Endowment. They shared insights on their learning experience with our agency. This was a great opportunity to share more about the impact our agency is making through a socio-ecological approach to ending the HIV epidemic. We met with President and CEO Daniel Winslow and learned more about the vision of a successful partnership to serve our region. Over the past three years, The Endowment has supported our programs to enrich student learning for the HIV workforce, provide a safe space for clients to receive support, and enhance the professional development of staff with lived experience who contribute their meaningful involvement.

SEEDS OF HEALING INC is hosting Pt.1 Best Practices for Health Teams Providing Sexual & Reproductive Care. Make sure to attend it tomorrow.

SEEDS OF HEALING INC is hosting Pt.1 Best Practices for Health Teams Providing Sexual & Reproductive Care. Make sure to attend it tomorrow.

1. Improve reproductive and sexual counseling skills. 2. Reduce preventable health concerns and expand access to PrEP, PEP, and reproductive care. 3. Learn a status-neutral approach to gathering sexual history and promoting HEALTHY behaviors.

Aged 50+ and living with HIV in a RURAL area? Participate in a research study evaluating new programs delivered to you at home. Share your views and earn up to $400 for your time. Complete a short screening survey to see if you're eligible. Learn More: www.mcw.edu/projectthrive #HIVInTheSouth #LongtermSurvivor #MCWKnowledge Medical College of Wisconsin

Thank you for attending the 2024 Red Ribbon Event recognizing World AIDS Day. Together, we strengthen our efforts to end stigma, embrace inclusion, promote equity, and empower ourselves to take the necessary actions to end the HIV epidemic. #SEEDSofHealing #ThinkREDILM #EndtheEpidemic #DecreaseStigma #StopStigma #TogetherWeCan #EndSouthernAIDS #LeadByAction #ZeroStigma #StopHIVTogether #NationalAIDSMemorial

Want to support a good cause? This #GivingTuesday, raise money for SEEDS of Healing, Inc.! Every contribution will impact whether you donate $5 or $200. Every little bit helps. Donate Here: https://lnkd.in/er67t59v Red Reminds Me is a film that invites you to connect with the personal stories of Alicia, Stacy, and Bonetta, participants of SEEDS of Healing's SOH Time, as they share their journey of resilience. Red Reminds Me is a film directed, shot, and edited by Janneke Wade-de Jong. Janneke Wade-de Jong: https://lnkd.in/e5BYhFbA To get involved with SEEDS of Healing Inc., visit: Website: seedsofhealinginc.org Facebook: SOH7SEEDSOFHEALING Instagram: @seedsofhealinginc #SEEDSofHealing #ThinkREDILM #EndtheEpidemic #DecreaseStigma #StopStigma #TogetherWeCan #EndSouthernAIDS #LeadByAction #ZeroStigma #StopHIVTogether

Exciting news! The deadline to submit your abstract application for AIDSWatch 2025 has been extended to December 6, 2024, at 11:59 PM ET. This extension gives you more time to finalize your ideas and proposals to host a workshop at this year’s AIDSWatch, taking place March 16-18, 2025, in Washington, D.C. We’re looking for inspiring and impactful workshops related to HIV policy to be held in person on Monday, March 17th. Each workshop will last approximately one hour. This year’s theme, "Preserving our Health and PrEParing for the Future!", emphasizes the need to connect the science with advocacy, build new Congressional champions, and accelerate progress to ensure the overall well-being of our communities. HIV sits at the intersection of multiple social movements and health topics, and together we can continue to preserve, protect, and advocate for an end to the HIV epidemic. Submit your abstract and join us in shaping critical conversations at AIDSWatch 2025. Let’s make a difference together! To learn more about the Call for Abstracts visit the link: https://bit.ly/3XYkfBd #AIDSUnited #AIDSWatch #AIDSWatch2025 #HIVAdvocacy #HealthEquity #EndHIVEpidemic #PreservingourHealth