The SERO Project

2 weeks ago

If you weren't able to be on the webinar today: "HIV Criminalization Reform: Repeal, Modernization, or Another Path?", I strongly encourage you to watch the recording. Great information. It was so great to hear Kerry Thomas share his experiences while 11 years into his 30 year sentence. Thank you to all involved.

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The SERO Project

2 weeks ago

Hi everyone,

We would like to welcome you to join us for a HIV is Not a Crime Community Conversation on August 27 at 2 pm ET/1 pm CT/12 pm MT/11 pm ET.

Register in advance for this webinar:
zoom.us/webinar/register/5016cac79ef79e2734538d7d4481ef37

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

SERO is committed to MIPA, the Meaningful Involvement of PLHIV/AIDS and request that state coalitions, when possible, designate a person living with HIV to provide the state update.

Here is the slide deck to upload any slides your coalition would like to present on the webinar. HIV is Not a Crime: A Community Conversation

State legislative updates: highlights from the 2019 legislative session

Successes

Challenges

Advice

Is there anything we can do to support you moving forward?

State political realities may not reflect recent race outcomes, some still show outstanding races. We are working to get them updated and current. PLEASE HELP BY UPDATING

Thank you in advance.

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The SERO Project

2 weeks ago

Hola aquí esta la información sobre la conferencia HIV2020. Por favor difundan entre sus organizaciones y redes.

Hello here is the information about the HIV2020 conference. Please spread it among your organizations and networks.

Sincerely
Gonzalo Aburto

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The SERO Project

2 weeks ago

2019 HIV/AIDS ADVOCACY ASSESSMENT SURVEY
The Southern Black HIV/AIDS Network, an initiative of the Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network, based in Dallas, Texas, is conducting a survey.

The survey is part of our effort to assess the capacity of advocacy for HIV/AIDS-related public health policy in the U.S. South, and then to develop advocacy strategies to be implemented in 2020 and 2021 on behalf Black communities. This initiative focuses on nine Southern states that have been most affected by HIV/AIDS.

Alabama

Florida

Georgia

Louisiana

Mississippi

North Carolina

South Carolina

Tennessee

Texas

Below is a link to the survey. Please complete it by August 26, 2019. If you have any questions about the survey, please email us at info@sbpan.org.

Thank you. We really appreciate your time and input!

About the Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network

The Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network is a Black indigenous health policy and advocacy organization focused on improving health outcomes and reducing social, and economic disparities impacting Black communities living in the U.S. South.

About the Southern Black HIV/AIDS Network

The Southern Black HIV/AIDS Network is a movement rooted in the meaningful participation of those most impacted by the HIV/AIDS epidemic, principally those who are same gender loving (SGL), lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT), youth, women, and persons over the age of 55 of Black communities in the U.S. South, that will impact HIV policy, programs, and practice, as well as create opportunities for shared resources and information exchange.

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The SERO Project

2 weeks ago

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