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Save the Date: November 4, 2010 - HIV Law Project's Annual Benefit: Advocacy, Art, Community & Spirit

 

How Does Health Care Reform Impact People Living with HIV/AIDS? |  

Now that the reform process is finally over, here are some of the highlights of the legislation for people living with HIV/AIDS.

 

In Honor of Women & Girls’ HIV Awareness Day: All Women Should Have Access to HIV Testing |  

Women are not tested because they or their healthcare provider do not perceive that they are “at risk.”

 

Equal Access to Justice for NYC PLWHAS |  

HIV Law Project demands the New York City Department of Health to address a discrepancy with HRSA policy that would expand legal services to people with AIDS in the city.

 

HRSA Lifts Locally Imposed Restrictions to Ryan White Funded Care Act Legal Services |  

For years, PLWHAs have been denied equal access to Ryan White Care Act funded legal services based solely on where they live.

 

In Honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day: Young Black Women Need HIV Preventiong |  

While the President's recently released budget would fund teen pregnancy prevention, it neglects HIV prevention, harming young women, particularly young Black women.

 

HIV/AIDS Fellowship Opening |  

Law Firm Fellows needed to assist our legal team in providing comprehensive legal and advocacy services to low-income people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs).

 

From the Community to the Courtroom: Women, AIDS & Advocacy |  

Early in the epidemic, the HIV infection and AIDS were diagnosed for relatively few women. Today, women account for more than one quarter of all new HIV/AIDS diagnoses.

 

Resources

Better Late than Never:
HIV Prevention Among Young Women & GirlsBetter Late than Never: HIV Prevention Among Young Women & Girls
(Report, PDF format, size 199 KB)

This report focuses on the myriad biological, cultural, and socioeconomic factors that have caused steadily rising rates of HIV among young women and girls, and offers a series of recommendations to promote effective prevention efforts among this population.

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