HIV & AIDS Archives – Page 8 of 9

Hey LGBTQ+ Community! – Live, work, or play in Akron? Then do THIS! Now! (Please?)

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● September 13, 2021

The Greater Akron LGBTQ Needs Assessment recently launched. It is a first-of-its-kind survey. And it needs you!

By Ken Schneck ● Faith ● August 27, 2021

Not every nun lists their pronouns in their e-mail signature. But not every nun is quite like Sister Susan Zion.

By Ilona Westfall ● Community ● July 13, 2021

“CONVERGE” features 70 works of art from over 60 artists ranging in age from young adults to our LGBTQ+ elders.

By Lisa Galek ● Community ● April 16, 2021

Yes, HIV is still out there. But events like AIDS Walk Ohio are doing their best to eradicate it.

Ohio is one of 32 states that have HIV-specific criminal laws and/or sentence enhancements applicable to people living with HIV.

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● January 26, 2021

To get all the latest info, we spoke with Dr. Chad Braun, Chief Medical Officer at Equitas Health.

By Rachel Dissell (She/Her) ● BIPOC ● January 21, 2021

Cleveland’s Slavic Village neighborhood has seen an increase in new HIV diagnoses since 2015. A project there aims address that.

By Ken Schneck ● Health & Wellness ● December 18, 2020

“I can count on one hand the number of prescriptions for PrEP that I write for Black women,” says Dr. Olivia Nathan. “This has to change.”

By Peter Kusnic ● Health & Wellness ● December 2, 2020

Users of meet-up apps attempt to navigate the tricky terrain of making new connections during a pandemic

By Rachel Dissell (She/Her) ● BIPOC ● October 27, 2020

COVID-19 vaccine trials, striving to recruit people of color, look to Cleveland’s HIV/AIDS clinical trial network as a model.