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Getting to zero: Confronting HIV-related stigma and discrimination, locally and globally User Submitted

When: Thu., March 1, 7-8:30 p.m. 2018
Phone: 415-755-5627
Email: info@thegaia.org
thegaia.org
@ Dominican University, Angelico Hall, 50 Acacia Ave. (off Grand Ave.), San Rafael 94901
March 1 is UNAIDS Zero Discrimination Day. We have the tools to end the AIDS epidemic locally and globally. Despite progress, stigma and discrimination may pose the greatest barrier to achieving this goal in our lifetime. Stigma and discrimination create barriers to people accessing HIV prevention, testing and treatment services, putting lives at risk. Join the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance, the Spahr Center and Dominican University for a film and panel discussion on this topic.

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