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Stigma can happen anywhere. It’s time to do our part to . Find ways to speak up against stigma: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Stigma
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Since 1987, NMAC has developed leadership within communities of color to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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Are you thinking about starting ? Or looking for an site? Visit cdc.gov/StartTalking and use the locator tool to find HIV prevention services near you!
09/28/2022
Stigma often creates barriers for people living with and even prevents some from seeking medical treatment. Let’s together. Learn how: https://bit.ly/3vFsKDP
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www.cdc.gov
Take the first step to staying healthy! Show yourself some love by finding out your HIV status. HIV self-tests give you the power to decide when and where to test. Learn more about HIV self-testing: https://bit.ly/3FyJsbF
09/28/2022
Let's Stop HIV Together: HIV Testing
Make sure to include HIV testing as part of your self-care routine. There are more testing options than ever before. Learn more about HIV testing here: https://bit.ly/38gNcm5
Knowing your HIV status helps you choose options to stay healthy.
09/28/2022
Get Tested | National HIV, STD, and Hepatitis Testing
¡No necesitas hacerlo solo! ¡Invita a un amigo a hacerse la prueba del hoy y averigua si lo tienes o no! gettested.cdc.gov
You don’t have to do it alone! Invite a friend to go with you to get tested for today and find out your status! gettested.cdc.gov
The National HIV, STD, and Viral Hepatitis Testing Resources, GetTested Web site is a service of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This Web site provides users with locations for HIV, STD, and hepatitis testing and STD and hepatitis vaccines around the United States.
09/28/2022
Let's Stop HIV Together: HIV Testing
Haz que la prueba del sea parte de tu cuidado habitual de la salud. ¡Hazte la prueba hoy para saber si tienes o no el VIH! Aprende más: https://bit.ly/325yMwG
Make getting tested for part of your routine health care. Get tested today to know your status! Learn more: https://bit.ly/362xiIz
Knowing your HIV status helps you choose options to stay healthy.
09/28/2022
www.cdc.gov
Puedes relajarte sabiendo que la prueba del forma parte de tu rutina de salud normal. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/325yMwG
English: You can kick back and relax knowing HIV testing is part of your regular health routine. Learn more: https://bit.ly/362xiIz
09/28/2022
Living With HIV | HIV Basics | HIV/AIDS | CDC
El no tiene que ser una barrera para hacer las cosas que amas y vivir una vida plena. Encuentra recursos e información sobre el tratamiento del VIH y apoyo aquí: https://bit.ly/303Y6oI
HIV doesn’t have to be a barrier to doing things you love and living a full life. Find resources about HIV treatment and support here: http://bit.ly/35atGRw
A basic guide and tips for what people with HIV can do to be healthy.
09/28/2022
Treatment | Living with HIV | HIV Basics | HIV/AIDS | CDC
¿Sabías que el tratamiento del reduce la cantidad de virus que hay en tu cuerpo? Puedes mantenerte saludable durante muchos años y prevenir la transmisión del VIH a otros. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/2MtrSLS
Did you know HIV treatment reduces the amount of virus in your body? You can stay healthy for many years and prevent HIV transmission to others. Learn more: https://bit.ly/39dWAma
Although there is no cure for HIV infection, there are treatment options that can help people living with HIV experience long and productive lives.
09/28/2022
Treatment | Living with HIV | HIV Basics | HIV/AIDS | CDC
¡El tratamiento del es eficaz para las parejas s*xuales también! Tomar los medicamentos para el VIH según lo recetado y mantener una carga viral indetectable puede prevenir la transmisión del VIH a tu pareja. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/2MtrSLS
Treatment works for s*xual partners too! Taking medication as prescribed and maintaining an undetectable viral load can prevent the transmission of HIV to your partner. Learn more: https://bit.ly/39dWAma
Although there is no cure for HIV infection, there are treatment options that can help people living with HIV experience long and productive lives.
09/28/2022
Let's Stop HIV Togethe: HIV Treatment
Comenzar el tratamiento es el paso más importante después del diagnóstico del . Puedes mantenerte saludable si lo empiezas lo más pronto posible. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/2ZqGYXT
Starting treatment is the most important step after an diagnosis. The sooner you start HIV treatment, the healthier you’ll be. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2G3kfvq
Helping People Living with HIV Get in Care. Stay in Care. Live Well.
09/28/2022
¿Sabías que tratar a alguien diferente porque tiene el es un ejemplo de estigma? Aprende más aquí: https://bit.ly/37bGTtK
English: Did you know that treating someone different because of their HIV status is an example of stigma? Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2smEi1q
09/28/2022
Aprende sobre cómo puedes ayudar a detener el : https://bit.ly/37bGTtK
Learn how you can help : https://bit.ly/37cmiFW
09/28/2022
HIV Stigma
Pequeños gestos pueden ayudar a detener el . Un saludo o un abrazo pueden expresarle a alguien querido que “tú importas, independientemente de si tienes o no el .” https://bit.ly/37bGTtK
Small gestures can help stop . A handshake or hug can say “you matter, not your status.” https://bit.ly/37bGTtK
We all have a role to play in stopping HIV stigma. When we support people living with HIV, we make it easier for them to live healthy lives.
09/28/2022
El se basa en creencias negativas que llevan a la
discriminación de las personas que tienen el VIH. Cuando apoyamos a las personas que tienen el , les facilitamos que lleven una vida saludable. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/37bGTtK
stigma is based on negative beliefs that result in discrimination against people living with HIV. When we
support people with HIV, we make it easier for them to lead healthy lives. Learn more: https://bit.ly/37cmiFW
09/28/2022
www.cdc.gov
Si cada uno de nosotros se compromete a hacer cambios positivos en nuestras familias y comunidades, podemos ayudar a detener el . Encuentra maneras de comenzar aquí: https://bit.ly/2Bv8Pyl
If each of us commits to making positive changes in our families and communities, we can help end and work to stop HIV together. Find ways to get you started here: https://bit.ly/34YEQYC
09/28/2022
www.cdc.gov
Ya sea en persona o por mensajes de texto, es importante hablar sobre la prevención del . Compartimos más ideas para iniciar la conversación aquí: https://bit.ly/34Zwwrz
Whether in person or in text message, it’s important to . More ideas on how to start the conversation here: https://bit.ly/2Zw5DdF
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www.cdc.gov
con tu pareja. ¿No sabes cómo iniciar la conversación? Empieza por contarle tu experiencia con las pruebas y el tratamiento del . Luego, pregúntale sobre la suya. Mas ideas para iniciar la conversación aquí: https://bit.ly/34Zwwrz
English: Not sure how to with your
partner? Start by sharing your experiences with testing and
treatment, and then ask theirs. More ideas to start the conversation here: https://bit.ly/2Zw5DdF
09/28/2022
www.cdc.gov
Escucha. Habla. Apoya. Esta es una buena manera de apoyar a un amigo que te ha confiado que tiene el . Encuentra respuestas a preguntas importantes aquí: https://bit.ly/3aPF6Mt
English: Listen. Talk. Support. This a great way to support a friend who has confided that they are living with . Find
responses to important questions here: https://bit.ly/3mYrshs
09/28/2022
www.cdc.gov
El es una herramienta eficaz para prevenir el , pero recuerda que los condones también te pueden proteger de otras . Piensa en usar ambos para cuidar tu salud s*xual. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/2QoPzq3
is a highly effective prevention tool, but keep in mind that condoms protect against other . Consider using both to maintain overall s*xual health. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2rtTCZE
09/28/2022
La es una opción de prevención del que funciona tomando una pastilla todos los días. Cuando se toma diariamente, puede reducir mucho el riesgo de contraer el VIH con mínimos efectos secundarios. Aprende más: https://bit.ly/2QmgoLy
English: is an prevention option that works
by taking one pill every day. When taken daily it can greatly reduce your risk of getting HIV with minimal side effects. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2Qq7Cfk
09/27/2022
Hey check out our ED’s updates on Puerto Rico and USCHA 2022!
09/22/2022
with your partner to take the next step and bring your
relationship to a new level. We can all help . Learn
more: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether
09/22/2022
Stigma can happen anywhere. It’s time to do our part to . Find ways to speak up against stigma: cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether/Stigma
09/22/2022
During uncertain times, one thing you can be sure of is that is highly effective at preventing :
✔️ Visit cdc.gov/StopHIVTogether
✔️ Scroll down to find the PrEP locator
✔️ Type in your zip code to find a PrEP provider near you.
09/22/2022
Testing for can give you important information and help keep you and your partners safe. https://bit.ly/2nEWpck.
09/22/2022
www.cdc.gov
Get tested for today! and knowing your status helps you take charge of your *xualhealth. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2nEWpck.
09/21/2022
The last 50+ webinar of the year will be held on Friday, Sept. 30, 3:00 PM ET. Webinar will convene community advocates and experts in HIV and aging to discuss some of the latest news and development from AIDS 2022, which was held in July 2022 in Montreal. Panelists will discuss topics such as frailty, HAND, cardiovascular comorbidities, diabetes, socioeconomics of aging with HIV, and community-led efforts to ensure that the needs of older adults living with HIV are being met. Register: https://bit.ly/3S6vyCV
09/21/2022
Join the GMOC Fellows Tuesday, Sept. 27, 3:00 PM ET for this webinar on the intersections between HIV and MPV. Peer health education has been a cornerstone in HIV prevention and treatment for the last 40 years, especially for gay men of color. Today, activists, providers, and peer health educators are also confronting the current MPV outbreak, especially given data that shows new cases are affecting people of color most heavily. How can the lessons learned from the HIV movement be integrated into a successful, equitable MPV response? Panelists will discuss these and other topics and shed light on the role that peer educators have in properly responding to HIV and MPV. Register: https://bit.ly/GMOC_Webinar
09/20/2022
Join the GMOC Fellows for a live event on Wed, Sept. 21, 12pm HST/6pm EST. Past and present members of GMOC cohorts will highlight differences and similarities that people living in rural and urban areas face in getting HIV treatment and prevention services in the state of Hawaii. Tune in here: https://fb.me/e/26fsZuxdE
09/20/2022
Comenzar
el tratamiento es el paso más importante después del diagnóstico del
. Puedes mantenerte saludable si lo empiezas lo más pronto posible.
Aprende más: https://buff.ly/3v1mMwE
English: Starting treatment is the most important
step after an diagnosis. The sooner you start HIV treatment, the
healthier you’ll be. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3DDb0Or
09/20/2022
¡El
tratamiento del es eficaz para las parejas s*xuales también! Tomar
los medicamentos para el VIH según lo recetado y mantener una carga
viral indetectable puede prevenir la transmisión del VIH a tu pareja.
Aprende más: https://buff.ly/34jENfS
English: Treatment works for s*xual partners too!
Taking medication as prescribed and maintaining an undetectable
viral load can prevent the transmission of HIV to your partner. Learn
more: https://buff.ly/2ttZ9Ab
09/20/2022
¿Sabías que tratar a alguien diferente porque tiene el es un ejemplo de estigma? Aprende más aquí: https://buff.ly/3JgK4UB
English: Did you know that treating someone different because of their HIV status is an example of stigma? Learn more here: https://buff.ly/3RVqelT
09/20/2022
Ya
sea en persona o por mensajes de texto, es importante hablar sobre la
prevención del . Compartimos más ideas para iniciar la conversación
aquí: https://buff.ly/3PI6XmB
English: Whether in person or in text message, it’s important to . More ideas on how to start the conversation here: https://buff.ly/2V9dmvZ
09/20/2022
Let’s remember ways you WON’T get HIV⬇️
❌ sitting near someone who has HIV.
❌ eating food prepared by someone who has HIV.
❌ having s*x with someone with an undetectable viral load.
Learn more to : https://buff.ly/3NN7rb4
09/20/2022
¡No necesitas hacerlo solo! ¡Invita a un amigo a hacerse la prueba del hoy y averigua si lo tienes o no! https://buff.ly/2pvDSQR
English: You don’t have to do it alone! Invite a friend to go with you to get tested for today and find out your status! https://buff.ly/2pvDSQR
09/20/2022
Pequeños
gestos pueden ayudar a detener el . Un saludo o un abrazo
pueden expresarle a alguien querido que “tú importas,
independientemente de si tienes o no el .”
English: Small gestures can help stop . A handshake or hug can say “you matter, not your status.”
09/20/2022
Si
cada uno de nosotros se compromete a hacer cambios positivos en
nuestras familias y comunidades, podemos ayudar a detener el
. Encuentra maneras de comenzar aquí: https://buff.ly/3Pmgn7r
If each of us commits to making positive
changes in our families and communities, we can help end and
work to stop HIV together. Find ways to get you started here: https://buff.ly/2ZP8jGH
09/20/2022
best when you take your HIV medicines as prescribed and stay in touch with your provider. Learn more: https://buff.ly/2ttZ9Ab
09/19/2022
Hurricane Fiona Update
Our thoughts are with our friends in Puerto Rico as
they deal with the effects of Hurricane Fiona. We
are monitoring the situation closely and will notify
everyone if this impacts the 2022 USCHA.
NMAC is looking for ways that USCHA can support
the people of Puerto Rico in the hurricane's
aftermath. We will let you know in the coming days
what we can and will do.
09/19/2022
Anuncio sobre el huracán
Fiona
Nuestros pensamientos están con nuestres
amigues en Puerto Rico mientras lidian con los
efectos del huracán Fiona. Estamos monitoreando
la situación de cerca y notificaremos a todes si esto
afecta la USCHA 2022.
NMAC está buscando formas en que la USCHA
pueda apoyar a la comunidad de Puerto Rico
después del huracán. Le haremos saber en los
próximos días lo que podemos hacer y lo que
haremos.
09/16/2022
Make HIV testing apart of your SELF CARE Routine.
09/16/2022
Communication is KEY. Knowing your status is a form of Prevention.
09/16/2022
This is what Prevention looks LIKE!!!
09/16/2022
LEST STOP HIV TOGETHER!!!
09/15/2022
Treatment looks different for everyone!
09/15/2022
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Stigma often creates barriers for people living with #HIV and even prevents some from seeking medical treatment. Let’s #StopHIVStigma together. Learn how: https://bit.ly/3vFsKDP
BioMedical is less than 20 mins away and @paul_kawata is reviewing The 2022 Plenary Ballroom! Registration will begin at 12 Chicago Ballrooms Foyer… #2022BHPS PLEASE DOWNLOAD our app “GUIDEBOOK” and search “2022 BioMedical Prevention Summit” AND LETS DIVE IN!
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Check out REAL TALK with NMAC's NEW EPISODE on all streaming plaforms pictured. Gabriella and her guest had a very passion filled and vibrant conversation on women in HIV and advocacy. CHEK IT OUT!!!!
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HIV SelfTesting
Easier than watching your favorite TV show! A #HIV self-test can reveal your results in only 20 mins with no commercial breaks (insert wink). Learn more: https://buff.ly/3vNfGJG #StopHIVTogether #MyTestMyWay #HIVSelfTest #SelfLove
A Black History Conversation with Phil Wilson
A LEGEND, AN ICON, PHIL WILSON!
GMoC Valentine's Day Takeover
Let's Chat with our Gay Men of Color Fellows
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Did you know PrEP is for women, too? #PrEP is a highly effective option to prevent HIV when taken as prescribed. This National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, learn more about adding PrEP to your sexual health toolbox: https://buff.ly/3rCoaou. #NBHAAD #StopHIVTogether #ShesWell
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Did you know #PrEP is for women too? Adding #PrEP to your sexual health toolbox can help you prevent #HIV. Share the facts about PrEP and other HIV prevention options. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3EAmO1q #StopHIVTogether#PrEPForHer #ShesWell #womenshealth #blackwomen #healthcare #blackwomenshealth #blkwomenshealth #healthequity #hivprevention
Summit Scholarship Webinar
Welcome! Please start registering by entering your name and email address. For those who can’t attend our live session, we’ll provide a recording. Details: - We will be using GoToWebinar. - You can join our session by using a Mac, PC or a mobile device. Agenda: - Welcome and introductions - Demonstration and questions
HAPPY black history month
Happy February 1st! Happy 1st Day of Black History MONTH! The shortest month of the year but the MOST POWERFUL! Spread LOVE this month and EVERY month! And Remember #BlackLivesMatter
ESCALATE - 2022 Training and Capacity Building Opportunities
Join US for interactive chat about how your organization can become a part of ESCALATE!
James Prayer
Congratulations to our Social Media Contest Winners from our #GMoc Fellows of USCHA 2021 In 1st Place we have James Prayer and 2nd Place Bryan Ellicott. Thank you for your post, interactions, and support! Don't FORGET to REGISTER for SUMMIT 2022!
It’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Get up, get out! Be a beacon to your community!
Happy Holidays from NMAC
NMAC is closed for the holiday season! We hope everyone has a great week, and we'll see you when we reopen on January 5th.
Happy WORLD AIDS DAY!!!
What a Great way to kick off WORLD AIDS DAY here at NMAC with none other than our very own Moisés Agosto-Rosario ENJOY!!!
Sex, Pleasure and Communication
NMAC Gay Men of Color Fellowship invites to have a candid conversation, lay back, chill out and get messy with our fellows.
Real Talk with NMAC Episode 2 Highlight
#ICYMI Last week we released Episode 2 of "Real Talk With NMAC." In this all-Spanish episode, host Damián Cabrera discusses National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (Día Nacional Latinx para la Concientización del SIDA) and how HIV affects the Latinx community. Listen today and keep an ear out for Episode 3, coming soon 🎧 La semana pasada lanzamos el 2do episodio de "Real Talk With NMAC." En este episodio en español, el presentador Damián Cabrera habló sobre el Día Nacional Latinx para la concientización del SIDA y cómo el VIH afecta a la comunidad Latinx. Esté atento del Episodio 3, que estará disponible próximamente 🎧 https://www.nmac.org/resource-library/podcasts/#
A Live Conversation About HIV Stigma and ESCALATE
A Live Conversation About ESCALATE & Stigma featuring NMAC, Abt Associates and NORC at the University of Chicago. Learn more about the ESCALATE TA and LC trainings in this lively conversation. Find NMAC Online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NMACCommunity Twitter: https://twitter.com/NMACCommunity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nmachiv/ Apply for ESCALATE today: https://targethiv.org/escalate
USCHA Facebook Live
Join us for a Facebook Live TODAY, Aug. 12, at 1:00 PM on our page. Our Conferences Director Tara Barnes-Darby and our Treatment Director Moises Agosto will be available to answer questions.
A Live Conversation About ESCALATE & Stigma
A Live Conversation About ESCALATE & Stigma featuring NMAC, Abt Associates and NORC at the University of Chicago. Learn more about the ESCALATE TA and LC trainings in this lively conversation.
Center Town Hall
TOWN HALL MEETING TODAY, JULY 29th, @ 6pm EST: HIV Stigma is Still REAL. "If you didn't show up today with HIV, AIDS, any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that'll make you die in two or three weeks, put your cellphone light in the air." I’m sure by now many of you have heard the hateful remarks shared by rapper Da Baby at last weekend’s Rolling Loud Festival. His comments above and others stigmatized PLHIV, Women and Gay/Bisexual men. This incident has reminded us of the work we do now, and the work we must continue. ESCALATE is one of the programs that NMAC is using to fight against HIV stigma. There are other ways as well, and one of those is to talk openly about HIV. We are planning a Town Hall to discuss Da Baby’s comments and why they are wrong. We will also discuss the impacts it has on community and invite some of our CAP members to participate in this live virtual conversation.
The 2021 USCHA planning committee has issued the Call for Abstracts to solicit proposals from people working in the field of HIV/AIDS interested in convening a workshop or a poster presentation at USCHA. When preparing submissions, please follow all guidelines outlined in this site and submit required materials on or before July 2nd, 2021 by 5:00 p.m. PST. The committee will notify everyone accepted as presenters well in advance of the conference dates and send them information concerning all applicable registration and presentation confirmation details. https://ww2.eventrebels.com/er/CFP/OnlineSubmissionEMailLogin.jsp?CFPID=1230&Submit=Reset
To mark 40 years since the CDC's first report on what would come to be known as HIV/AIDS, NMAC has profiled four longtime HIV activists about their life and work in the HIV community. To conclude the series, we talk with Ronald Johnson.
TGNC BLOC IS OPEN !
In order to apply, you must be a person of color living with HIV living in the United States with intermediate leadership skills. The BLOC Bootcamp training group will be a mix of diverse backgrounds and identities. Applicants with experience working alongside various populations around HIV disparities are highly encouraged to apply. Applicants should have basic knowledge and skills relate to HIV disease management and consumer involvement experience (participation in speakers' bureaus, consumer or community advisory boards, support groups, etc.). After completion of the BLOC Bootcamp training, participants are encouraged to participate in activities related to program planning for PLWH in the community. Participants accepted into the BLOC Bootcamp training will have their travel, hotel, and meal costs provided. We will host our National TGNC BLOC training on 7/6/2021-7/9/2021 virtually. A mandatory orientation webinar is scheduled for 2:00 pm EST on 7/2/2021 where we will discuss the BLOC program overview. Due to the turnaround time for the training, the applications for the BLOC Bootcamp training are due by 6/30/2021. Selected applicants will be notified via email by 7/2/2021. Apply at this link - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NationalTGNC
To mark 40 years since the CDC's first report on what would come to be known as HIV/AIDS, NMAC has profiled four longtime HIV activists about their life and work in the HIV community. This week, we talk with Earline Budd.
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Pottery Southwest, Fall-Winter edition (PSW 36 3-4), is now available. Search "Pottery Southwest" web page, and then "Current Issue".
This issue includes major articles on Mimbres Pottery iconography by Marc Thompson, ceramics at Chaco Canyon Talus Unit No. 1 by Joan Mathien and Thomas Windes, and on the typology and sourcing of San Juan Redwares by William Lucius. Additional short contributions include book reviews and comments on digital microscopes.
We appreciate the many excellent articles submitted to PSW, and thanks to the Albuquerque Archaeological Society for sponsorship.
This issue includes major articles on Mimbres Pottery iconography by Marc Thompson, ceramics at Chaco Canyon Talus Unit No. 1 by Joan Mathien and Thomas Windes, and on the typology and sourcing of San Juan Redwares by William Lucius. Additional short contributions include book reviews and comments on digital microscopes.
We appreciate the many excellent articles submitted to PSW, and thanks to the Albuquerque Archaeological Society for sponsorship.
I have a question on how to deal w/ long term effects of lipodystrophy. thx
It’s time to renew your NMAC membership! If you want to end the HIV epidemic and commit to racial justice and health equity, then please renew or join NMAC today at http://www.nmac.org/support/membership/. We’ve been here since the beginning, fighting for people of color and working to end the epidemic.
Your membership supports programs and people like José Ramón García-Madrid who is part of the Gay Men of Color Fellowship program in NMAC’s Treatment division. You can find his full story here: http://www.nmac.org/support-nmac-jose-ramons-story/
To help support the Gay Men of Color Fellowship and all of NMAC's programming, please become a member today.
Your membership supports programs and people like José Ramón García-Madrid who is part of the Gay Men of Color Fellowship program in NMAC’s Treatment division. You can find his full story here: http://www.nmac.org/support-nmac-jose-ramons-story/
To help support the Gay Men of Color Fellowship and all of NMAC's programming, please become a member today.
CSU San Marcos is conducting an international survey on a future vaccine for COVID-19. We are interested in better understanding people's thoughts and feelings about a future COVID-19 vaccine. Please take the survey, it should take about 15 minutes. Please share it with your community to have your voices be heard! Thank you for your time!
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Hello, I registered, and from speaking to colleagues, I should have gotten an email. It may have gone to my spam and I deleted it.
How can I find out if I am registered?
How can I find out if I am registered?
There are a lot of questions for NMAC, a lot of questions for USCA, and a lot of questions for Paul A. Kawata. Estamos juntos, we 're all in this together. I'm not sure NMAC, USCA, and Paul understand what this means. I keep asking for a conversation after Paul accused me of bullying him because I reminded him of promises he made to us. HIV LONG TERM SURVIVORS and people aging with HIV.
Can someone tell me what NMAC stands for? Oddly, I can't find it here or even on the website.
I'm looking for that livestream of Anthony Fauci talking about the End the HIV Epidemic. Is it on now? Can you post the link so I can share it with my co-workers?
NMAC It seem as if the who's who if the advocacy community are the only one ever selected to receive a scholarship. Most of those people who receive the scholarship are able to attend USCA and other conferences through sponsorships by affiliated organization. Those who need the scholarships are those who have the most to receive and learn from conferences such as these. Those people like myself who can contribute more than just a publicity and a dollar sign. Those who can /offer fresh and new insight. I have been advocating since 2015 and I have yet to have the chance to experience the camaraderie and sense of belonging in a space such as USCA. You say it's a lottery selection but that lottery seems to award the same people every year. Why?
PRIDE MONTH!! YES, recognizing the first generations growing older with HIV. LOVE FROM THE HIV LONG TERM SURVIVORS group and me.
Suggest spelling out the acronym at least once on your various sites! Took me a long time to find the answer. "National Minority AIDS Council" Not on website, FB or Twitter. - Just a suggestion.