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Project UNSHACKLE CHAMP launches a groundbreaking effort to link across movements to develop campaigns that confront the connections between HIV/AIDS and mass imprisonment in the United States. Click here to read more
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WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR ORGANIZING FOR AIDS JUSTICE Suki Ports, Family Health Project Prevention Justice Seminar November 3, 2004 Suki Terada Ports has been a community activist since the 1960s. In 1989, she founded the Family Health Project (FHP) to raise awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS on communities of color. FHP provides information to national policymakers and local public officials, conducts workshops for medical personnel, academics and funders, and organizes conferences among service providers to share resources. FHP also conducts direct outreach to low-income women of color and their families in parenting centers, schools and the streets. Each year, FHP reaches more than 500 individuals and their families with HIV/AIDS prevention information and provides referrals to services to those already infected. Click here for PRESENTATION SUMMARY Click here for READING LIST Recommended Readings |
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