World AIDS Day

Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day. It was created in 1988 to commemorate those who have passed away and to raise awareness about this devastating global crisis. This year's theme, "Getting to Zero: Zero New HIV Infections. Zero Discrimination. Zero AIDS-Related Deaths" is extremely relevant to our community. While African-Americans make up a mere 13 percent of the overall U.S. population, we account for almost half of all new HIV infections that are diagnosed each year. Knowledge is the key to fighting AIDS in Black America. So for the entire month of December, BET.com and the Rap it Up Campaign will provide you with relevant information about HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, facts and resources.

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106 & Park World AIDS Day Digital Quilt

Upload your photos in honor of your loved ones who have been affected by the HIV/AIDS virus and become a part of our digital quilt that will be revealed on World AIDS Day (12/1/12).

Commentary: Why Uncle Luke’s Condom Message Is Not Enough

Though it’s important to recognize the importance of condom use, it’s also important to recognize that it is not the only factor when preventing HIV.

News: Alicia Keys Joins AIDS Fight

The "Empowered" program spreads awareness about AIDS. (4/19/2013)

Alicia Keys Launches HIV Awareness Campaign

Alicia Keys launches HIV awareness campaign. "Empowered" will support community-based programs that educate women about the disease.

National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day

April 10 is the first ever National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day (NYHAAD). One in four new HIV infections occur between someone 13-24. Read more about important facts about HIV and the under 30 crowd. —Kellee Terrell (Photo: Image Source/Gett...

News: Journalists Explore Strategies to Combat AIDS

Black communities struggle to escape AIDS' grip. (4/9/2013)
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