Beyond Stigma And Bias, Many Transgender People Struggle With Mental Health

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Beyond Stigma And Bias, Many Transgender People Struggle With Mental Health.

Black AIDS Institute Announces "30 Days of HIV" Campaign Leading to National HIV Testing Day

30 Days of HIV

The Black AIDS Institute, the only national HIV/AIDS think tank in the U.S. focused exclusively on Black communities, has announced a national, digital community campaign, "30 Days of HIV," which will kick off on May 27, 2017, and conclude on National HIV Testing Day (NHTD), June 27.

Black AIDS Institute Brown Bag Webinar About Race Repeated by Popular Demand

The first in a series of stories covering the Black AIDS Institute's (BAI) quarterly Brown Bag Lunch Webinar series.

Each year the Black AIDS Institute hosts monthly Brown Bag Lunch Webinars that teach participants about a wide variety of topics related to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Black communities. After each webinar, Black Treatment Advocates Network chapters provide corresponding programming in their local communities. This year the webinars will follow a quarterly theme. The first-quarter theme is Race, Class and Privilege.

Black AIDS Institute Honors Black Women at Annual Star-Studded Heroes in The Struggle Event at 20th Century Fox Studios

Anthony Fauci, M.D., Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is congratulated by Phill Wilson, President and CEO, Black AIDS Institute at the organization's Heroes in the Struggle Gala Reception and Awards Presentation

Each year the Black AIDS Institute inducts a select group of individuals and organizations that have made heroic contributions to the fight against HIV/AIDS in Black America into the Heroes in the Struggle Hall of Fame at the Heroes in the Struggle Gala Reception and Awards Presentation.

Black AIDS Institute Hosts News-Makers at CROI 2017

CROI backpacks await members of the BTAN delegation to the annual event held this year in Seattle

Where do we stand when it comes to bringing an end to the HIV/AIDS epidemic?

That was the question posed when new HIV data was showcased at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), held Feb. 13-16 in Seattle.