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Join Us for the AIDS Walk+Ride This Year!
Times are tough all over, but especially in the human services field. AIDS WALK+RIDE offers a raucous good time for a great cause, serving those in the Triangle and surrounding areas infected and affected with HIV and AIDS.
A full day of celebrating life, where participants can get a great view of the Triangle from the walking or cycling routes. Free HIV/STD testing will be available, along with music, food and fun.
You are making a difference by walking, riding or volunteering as we remember those lost, those living, and those we must protect.
Date: Saturday, May 21, 2011
Registration begins @ 12 noon
Walk begins @ 3 pm
Closing Ceremony @ 5 pm
Team Imani MCC’s goal is to raise $500 for the Alliance of AIDS Services – Carolina. Click here to join the team or sponsor one of our walkers.
Ivy Hooper Discusses AIDS & African-American Identity on The State of Things
Yesterday, as a part of the observance of World AIDS Day 2010, our longtime friend, Ivy Hooper, was a part of a panel discussion held at the Hayti Heritage Center in Durham on “AIDS & African-American Identity.” WUNC radio broadcasted the discussion on The State of Things. Novelist Zelda Lockhart and Frank Stasio moderated the panel.
To hear the podcast of that powerful discussion, you may click on this link.
