Details Join this free virtual workshop with a jam session, gift card giveaways, and an interactive presentation to honor National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. The event will be hosted by our BTAN Big Bend chapter and Ivy Elite, mentoring group of Chi Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorrority, Inc. Date and Time: Saturday, […]
Details: COVID has hurt Black Americans at almost twice the rate as white Americans. With multiple COVID vaccine options now available, there is also, understandably, a lack of clarity and medical mistrust. Therefore, it is important for our communities to be aware of the latest information, from trusted sources, so we can make informed decisions […]
Details Join the Black AIDS Institute's Black Treatment Advocates Network (BTAN) Atlanta chapter in this discussion with Black HIV advocates and community leaders to talk about housing in Atlanta, HIV criminalization in Georgia, and the federal government's national initiative "Ending The HIV Epidemic" efforts here! Black AIDS Institute's Black Treatment Advocates Network is a national […]
Details Black AIDS Institute is committed to using its platform to create visibility for the Black trans community. 44% of all Black trans women are living with HIV compared to 7% of white trans women. Therefore, to commemorate National Trans HIV Testing Day on April 18, we're proud to share that this month's Brown Bag […]
Details Revolution In Color is the Black AIDS Institute's Los Angeles-based HIV initiative founded upon the strength of brotherhood among young, Black, gay and bisexual men. Starting May 6, join a 6-week class series to learn Vogue on Zoom. Taught by celebrity instructor Packrat Lanvin (Legendary, HBO). Date and Time Thursdays, 6.00-7.00 PM PT 6-week […]
Virtual Reading: The Normal Heart Dealing with the painful experiences of the early days of the AIDS crisis when everything was still mysterious, The Normal Heart dramatizes the struggle among gay men over which strategies would save their lives. The Normal Heart launched originally as a play in 1985 and later as a movie, featured […]
Details: We are excited with our partnership with What’sIntheMirror, as we begin a monthly webinar series about overcoming HIV stigma and health disparities in Black Americans. Join us on Thursday as we tackle the topic of race, racial equity, and advocacy. You won’t want to miss this! Date and Time: Thursday, May 20, 2.00 PM […]
Details: May 18 is HIV Vaccine Research Awareness Day. Join this month’s Brown Bag Lunch webinar to commemorate the scientific journey of the HIV vaccine that is currently in clinical trials with a discussion about research and trends. Featured Speaker: Dr. Hyman Scott, Medical Director for Clinical Research, Bridge HIV, San Francisco Department of Public Health […]
Details Join us on the first Friday of June, July, and August to celebrate summer and get a free HIV test! We will have free food, games, community resources, and more! The event is hosted by the Black AIDS Institute's Prevention and Care team in Los Angeles. Date and Time 5.00 - 8.00 PM PT […]
Details Heroes In The Struggle (HITS) is the Black AIDS Institute’s flagship, annual, fundraising gala. It is accompanied by a photographic tribute of its “Heroes” – celebrities, activists, community leaders and people living with HIV that are using their voice to end the HIV epidemic in Black America. This year's theme is "Celebrating Black Resiliency" […]
Details We are excited with our partnership with What’sIntheMirror for the monthly webinar series about overcoming HIV stigma and health disparities in Black Americans. Join us for the 2nd webinar of the series this Thursday as we discuss gender, sex, and sexuality in Black communities. Date and Time Thursday, June 17, 2.00 pm ET Registration […]
Details Join us as we celebrate Black freedom with HIV testing and games for the community. In celebration of Black freedom on Juneteenth and leading up to National HIV Testing Day on June 27, the Black AIDS Institute's Los Angeles-based Prevention and Care team is hosting 'Juneteenth In The Park." Anyone who gets an HIV […]
