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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council

10 hours ago

Join Priority Health Care for a wonderful evening of skating and music. See flyer for details. ... See MoreSee Less

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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council shared Proof Positive Show's post.

1 week ago

Here's the quick and dirty on how to talk about U=U today and everyday from www.preventionaccess.org #UequalsU #Iwearredbecause
Click here for the guide ==> bit.ly/sayuuwadHere's the quick and dirty on how to talk about U=U today and everyday from www.preventionaccess.org #UequalsU #Iwearredbecause Click here for the guide ==> http://bit.ly/sayuuwad ... See MoreSee Less

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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council shared RiseUpToHIV's post.

1 week ago

Happy BDay, RyanWe remember: Born on December 6, 1971, Ryan White would have been 47 years old today. Ryan White never surrendered—not to AIDS, not to despair, not to the fearful public passions that his illness once aroused. Diagnosed in 1984, he successfully challenged his school board in Kokomo, Ind., for the right to attend classes—and became a reluctant celebrity. Later he moved with his mother to nearby Cicero, Ind., in hopes of finding a more ordinary childhood. But Ryan White was not ordinary. With his smile and grace, he taught the world not to surrender to fear. This is the story of his final journey, told by the only reporter Ryan’s family wanted to be there. Read the full story: https://www.google.com/amp/people.com/archive/cover-story-candle-in-the-wind-vol-33-no-16/amp/ ... See MoreSee Less

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New Orleans Regional AIDS Planning Council shared Mayor LaToya Cantrell's post.

1 week ago

Thank you Mayor LaToya Cantrell for your support of U=U. We're all in this together.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell
The City of New Orleans is open to all people regardless of how we got here or who we love, and I support the ‘U=U’ campaign! Promoting awareness that 'undetectable equals untransmittable' helps to save lives. We have to encourage everyone to know their HIV status, and continue to encourage those with HIV to adhere to a successful treatment regimen. #CityOfYes The New Orleans Health Department through the Office of Health Policy and AIDS Funding joins with the City's Human Relations Commission to commemorate HIV Awareness Week from Thursday, Nov. 29, through Saturday, Dec. 8. The week is filled with activities to acknowledge those who live with the virus and those who have passed. The celebration provides an opportunity to address the stigma that HIV+ individuals face every day in housing, employment and healthcare. This U=U campaign empowers people living with HIV and educates the public about the fact that people living with HIV who appropriately take their prescribed medication, and are virally suppressed, effectively have no risk of transmitting HIV to others. For more information about the U=U campaign, visit www.preventionaccess.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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Canada Becomes First Country To Endorse U=U

hivplusmag.com

Canada makes history as the first government to sign on to this global campaign that will directly improve the lives of people living with HIV and reduce stigma.

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