Anti-Stigma Campaign In the Media

  • Article by Boston.com on Debut of Anti-Stigma Campaign

    ‘I am proud of the community I am part of’: HIV Planning Council debuts anti-stigma campaign

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  • Article by POZ.com "Watch Boston’s Heartwarming Video to Bust HIV Stigma"

    The POZ.com article highlights Boston's "Someone You Know & Love" campaign, aiming to combat HIV stigma by sharing personal stories

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  • Article in The Suffolk Journal about our National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day event

    Suffolk University partnered with us with hopes that this event would help foster conversations regarding the impact HIV has had on the Greater Boston area, specifically the experiences of women of color who have been stigmatized in search of treatment. Read more about the event here!

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You already know and love someone living with HIV. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷🤎🖤 Happy Valentine’s Day from the Boston EMA Ryan White Planning Council! We’re here with a couple of ~lovely~ public health reminders: wear a condom, practice safe sex (
In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth and the recent #blackhivaidsawarenessday, let’s acknowledge the vital contributions of Black leaders in the fight against HIV/ AIDS. Scroll through our post to learn more about #BlackHistory in the context of th
We are so excited to announce that our Anti-Stigma Film is now available on our website in 7 different languages! If you go onto our website, you will be able to view the film in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin, Haitian Creole, Cantonese, and
More art submissions from our Someone You Know and Love Art Campaign by @spokeartboston youth❣️ “What Does HIV Stigma Look Like To You?” As we continue to address stigma and combat the negative emotions that it comes with, the truth is
Last Thursday, we had the honor of having two incredible youth programs that support LGBTQ+ youth in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, speak during our Consumer Committee. We learned so much about what their programs offer and the amazing work that th
Some submissions from our Someone You Know and Love Art Campaign by @spokeartboston youth 🎨 These images answer the question “What Does HIV Stigma Look Like To You?” A range of emotions brought through a single piece of art. “Pr
We spent the last week celebrating #WorldAIDSDay ❣️ A recap of it below (in no particular order) ⭐️ Received the “Flame of HIV/AIDS Activism Award” at @fenwayhealth Getting to Zero Reception. It was an honor to be in a room with such inc
Today is the 37th World AIDS Day. Marked every year on December 1, this day is to show strength and solidarity against HIV stigma, to celebrate the strength and resilience of those living with HIV, and to honor the lives of those lost. Together, we
ATTENTION YOUTH ARTISTS! We are looking for art submissions answering this question: What does HIV stigma look like to you? This is open to all youth in the community that want to showcase their art through this powerful message that is critical to