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Our History Is Each Other:
Lessons from Black Gay Men’s HIV Movement History
Presented by: Charles Stephens, The Counter Narrative Project, Executive Director
September 27, 2017
(National Gay Men’s HIV Awareness Day)
3 pm ET/2 pm CT/1 pm MT/12 pm PT
Register here:
www.anymeeting.com/PIID=ED51DE83814A3E
* Black gay men have always been present in the HIV movement.
* In the 1980s, a political and cultural movement was born, led by black gay men committed to social justice.
* On this webinar we will discuss lessons learned from black gay men's movement history and how we can incorporate those lessons into our current efforts.
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Ontario a ‘world leader’ in unjustly prosecuting people living with HIV, advocates say
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HIV-positive individuals being ‘criminalized’ when it comes to disclosing their status to sexual partners, by a criminal justice system that has failed to catch up to the science around HIV and the risks of transmission, critics argue.
Thank you Edwin Bernard, Nicholas Feustel , Mark S. King, Barb Cardell, Kari Hartell, and Senator Steadman to share your experience in CO modernizing your HIV statutes. This is a great 15 minute video everyone working in HIV Criminalization Modernization Reform should watch.
The message that stood out to me was the foundation you built around education to the community, AIDS Service Organizations. BEFORE you went to the legislature. This is an important message.
Thank you all for your leadership, dedication, and commitment to people living with HIV, making a change to be proud of..
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The SERO Project's Assistant Director Robert Suttle talks with PWN-USA why he works to end discriminatory HIV criminalization laws.
#2017usca #HIVIsNotACrime Robert Suttle of The SERO Project explains why he works to end discriminatory #HIV criminalization laws!
#2017usca PWNers Barb Cardell and Kamaria Laffrey along with ally Robert Suttle of The SERO Project talk about how to get involved in changing discriminatory #HIV criminalization laws in your state because #HIVIsNotACrime!
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