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We would like to invite you to participate in an HINAC4 Introduction and Engagement Webinar on May 23rd at 5 pm ET/4 pm CT/3 pm MT/2 pm PT. We will be sharing information on our new structure, work groups, introduce co-chairs and how you can get involved.
Please register here: zoom.us/meeting/register/575aa6d14ae1ef6e8c34be5db4a05ad8
After you register you will receive webinar link and phone number.
Please fill out the google form if you want to join a work group.
Interested in Volunteering to help with HIV is Not a Crime IV Training Academy?
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BACKGROUND National networks of people living with HIV have become partner organizations with The Sero Project to produce HIV is Not a Crime IV (HINAC4), a biennial training academy for people living with HIV and allied advocates working to end HIV criminalization. The four networks--Positively Tran...Congratulations Kamaria Laffrey for being recognized as PWN-USA's Shero of the Month!!!
April 2019 Shero of the Month: Kamaria Laffrey
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Our April 2019 Shero of the Month is Kamaria Laffrey of Winter Haven, Florida. Kelly Flannery, PWN If/When/How Legal Fellow who nominated Kamaria said, "Kamaria is an inspiration. She has claimed her seat at the policy table -- a model for all future PWN-USA policyTonight we had Sero's Turn it Up! Staying Strong Inside Launch of our 2nd Edition. Thank you Theodore Kerr (Ted) and METANOIA: Transformation through AIDS Archives and Activism. Olivia Ford you were very missed.
Thank you to the The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center
On Thursday, April 25th – Sean Strub went back home to Iowa City to present at the Iowa City Public Library.
Sean talked with the public about the decriminalization of HIV/AIDS. He also screened the short film, HIV is Not a Crime- which was shown as part of the ICPL’s program of a larger series of films and discussion which was co-sponsored by Film Scene, Iowa City Public Library and the University of Iowa College of Medicine.
Here is the link below to his presentation:Sean Strub, Iowa City native and author of Body Counts, will talk with the public about the decriminalization of HIV/AIDS. A short film, HIV is not a Crime, ...
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