WWAV is excited to part of this two-day event shedding a light on the intersectional needs of HIV/AIDS policy! The People’s Mobilization on the National HIV/AIDS Strategy Atlanta Counter Conference at the National HIV Prevention Conference (NHPC) Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW December 7-8, 2015 10:00a.m.-4:00p.m. Mirroring the […]
World AIDS Day 2014: Intersectionality, HIV Justice, and the Future of Our Movement
While the past year has seen remarkable advances in HIV from prevention to policy, the challenges with HIV remain burdened and entrenched among the most vulnerable communities across the United States. Here at Women With a Vision we see this first hand in Louisiana and across the Deep South. As we’ve written about, the South […]
HIV/AIDS: Louisiana Fuels an Epidemic
For much of mainstream America, the HIV/AIDS epidemic is sometimes seen from a distance, a story for the history books or the developing world. But for marginalized communities across the country, particularly in the U.S. South, the HIV/AIDS crisis continues unabated. The South is at the heart of the current HIV/AIDS epidemic in the United […]
WWAV is a Featured Case Study for Good Practices in Sex Worker-Led HIV Programming
Women With a Vision is honored to be one of the featured organizations in the Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP)’s new report entitled, “Good Practice in Sex Worker-Led HIV Programming.” NSWP is a leading organization in the sex worker rights’ movement, working to uphold the voices of sex workers globally and to connect […]
Join WWAV at the New Orleans Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Red Umbrella March!
Come march with Women With a Vision staff this Saturday, February 8th at the 5th New Orleans Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in Congo Square in Armstrong Park. Starting at noon, WWAV will join groups and residents from around the city in a Red Umbrella march and second line through the Treme neighborhood, and through areas […]