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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
February 7, 2009 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.  In Massachusetts, 28% of people living with HIV/AIDS are black, despite making up only 6% of the population.  Mark the day by getting tested for HIV and by attending the Black Communities and HIV Conference presented by Multicultural AIDS Coalition on Friday, February 6, at Boston Marriott Copley Place.  Register online for a day long conference focused on addressing the increasing rates of HIV/AIDS in Black communities in Massachusetts.

In the News

• eUpdate January 2009: Get Your Groove On, Public Health Funding Push, Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

• Download the AIDS Action 2008 Annual Report

• eUpdate November 2008: World AIDS Day, Women's Grant, Boomerangs Donations Needed

• Harbor to the Bay Results Spell Record-Setting Success

• Answering the Wake-Up Call on HIV, AIDS

• CDC Reports High HIV Infection Rates in Communities of Color, Men Who Have Sex With Men

• It's Time to Meaningfully Support Prevention by and for Black Communities