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One day left to submit your art work for the HINAC4 Visual, Written, and Spoken Word Art Contest. Must be submitted by tomorrow, Feb. 28th.
forms.gle/2PDLupt6uYXaGmtn9ONE MORE Day TO GET YOUR SUBMISSION IN
HINAC4 2nd Visual, Written, and Spoken Word Art Contest
Submissions will be selected by experts in each art category, peers and members of the Hospitality & Culture Work Group. For community members living with HIV interested in submitting an art piece for consideration, please fill out this form: HINAC IV Visual, Written & Spoken Word Art Contest and Postcard Campaign. The deadline to complete the form is February 28, 2020. Winners will be notified on March 20, 2020.
Here is the link to submit your artwork: docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLSdC5HUnQA_1qkdb_t…/viewform
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Thank you Susan Mull for encouraging everyone to meet the Friday deadline for HINAC4 Art Contest.
Please fill out this google form,
forms.gle/tBCzjQRFLV3SJFBX9
Apply online no later than Friday, February 28, 2020, by 11:59 pm PT.
HINAC4 2nd Visual, Written, and Spoken Word Art Contest
Submissions will be selected by experts in each art category, peers and members of the Hospitality & Culture Work Group. For community members living with HIV interested in submitting an art piece for consideration, please fill out this form: HINAC IV Visual, Written & Spoken Word Art Contest and Postcard Campaign. The deadline to complete the form is February 28, 2020. Winners will be notified on March 20, 2020.
Here is the link to submit your artwork: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdC5HUnQA_1qkdb_tO6rt6JRNS82Po_tPPfeCW4VvCUpu6kHA/viewformHINAC4 2nd Visual, Written, and Spoken Word Art Contest
Submissions will be selected by experts in each art category, peers and members of the Hospitality & Culture Work Group. For community members living with HIV interested in submitting an art piece for consideration, please fill out this form: HINAC IV Visual, Written & Spoken Word Art Contest and Postcard Campaign. The deadline to complete the form is February 28, 2020. Winners will be notified on March 20, 2020.
Here is the link to submit your artwork: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdC5HUnQA_1qkdb_tO6rt6JRNS82Po_tPPfeCW4VvCUpu6kHA/viewform
The SERO Project Positive Women's Network - USA Transgender Law Center THRIVE SS US PLHIV Caucus
The HIV Racial Justice Network is hiring a Coalition Manager. This is a part-time (15-20 hours/week) position that will work remotely. If you know people who want to work with a national group of people of color leaders in HIV on bringing a racial justice lens to the HIV response, then please forward this email.
Job Description:
HIV Racial Justice Now Coalition seeks a Coalition Manager to support the work of the coalition. This is a position for someone interested in advancing intersectional approaches to racial justice in the HIV space. The Coalition Manager will join the dynamic and highly collaborative HRJN Coalition, which engages groups across the country to advance a broader, more inclusive, and more effective HIV justice movement, intentionally focused on advancing racial justice and dismantling racism.
The person in this role can expect to lead and facilitate a number of projects that are specifically focused on the intersection of racial equity and HIV. They will manage a portfolio of work with organizations and individuals across the country that are working to build an intersectional and strategic approach that can bridge the HIV movement with movements for racial and social justice. This will involve shepherding a variety of projects - including broad-based endeavors with a national scope, as well as placed-based, more localized conversations and projects - from concept to launch, while managing and completing project timelines, budgets and deliverables along the way.
The full posting is here:
hivracialjustice.wixsite.com/framework/job-postings
Due date for applications is March 5, 2020.
Thank you Marina Miller for sharing your story on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.“ I come from a lineage of Strong Black women. Fierce ones. Educated ones, with enough education between them to fill an entire library full of books. However, nothing could prepare me nor them for the news that I got in November of 2013. While sitting at the local Health Department Clinic I was informed that I was now a woman living with HIV.
I was devastated and felt completely alone. I would go to work, come home, and cry myself to sleep for the first two years of my diagnosis. It wasn’t until my sister told me that she was pregnant with my niece that I decided to seek treatment.
That was almost three years ago. I have since became an International HIV Activist. I have been able to travel the world while telling my story. Encouraging folks living with HIV to stay actively engaged with their healthcare provider. Mentoring youth advocates working in the HIV/AIDs fields on topics like Anti-Stigmatizing Language and Intersectionality. I am also a Greater Than Aids Ambassador and a Youth Across Borders Ambassador.
While I write this, I am legit in tears. I’m my ancestors’ wildest dreams. My maternal granddaddy couldn’t read nor write and here I am listing all these titles that most folks deem of importance when honestly, I am just blessed to be alive and live within the generation where biomedical advancements are taking place everyday in the HIV/AIDS arena. I also have the privilege to obtain an undetectable viral load due to my antiretroviral medications.
If I could leave you with anything on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day it would be to get tested. If you are negative look into taking PrEP (a once daily medication to prevent an HIV diagnosis). If you are living with HIV stay engaged with your health care provider and work out a treatment plan that works best for you.” - Marnina (@MarninaTheQueen)
So excited to be apart of @creativereg campaign for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. ❤️
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