Today on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and every day, we must acknowledge and address the imbalance of higher HIV rates for Black Americans to improve the health of our communities. Read our Q&A with Mary’s Center’s Public Health Out...
By Danielle Zimber, Public Services Outreach Services Navigator
My work at Mary’s Center focuses on HIV outreach and prevention, so celebrating World AIDS Day on December 1 is very meaningful to me. This day is designated as a time to rais...
Hola Cultura interviewed Mary's Center Outreach Coordinator Airam Thurman in late 2020, and we are re-sharing the interview now during National Condom Month, with Valentine's Day around the corner. View the original post, including the Spanish ve...
By Airam Thurman, Outreach Coordinator
Let’s say you think you have symptoms of a sexually transmitted infection (STI), but you don’t have any money or insurance. What do you do? In some places this may be a barrier to care, but not at Mary’s ...
By Magali Ceballos
March 10, 2020 is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. The day sheds light on the impact that HIV/AIDS has on women and girls around the country, and supports those who are living with the in...
For Sexual Health Awareness Month, Mary’s
Center’s LaKeisha Agnew, Community Outreach and Prevention, sat down to answer questions
about sexual health she often hears from community members and staff. LaKeisha
has experience with education, preve...
On World AIDS Day, we
invite you to read this blog by Ben Siegelman of our Health
Promotion team on how Mary’s Center is making a difference.
“Every time I take my medicine, I cry.
Every day, I have to take this little pill and remem...
