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26th AIDS WALK at DCR Hatch Memorial Shell on the Charles River Esplanade in Boston
June 5, 2011 from 9am to 1:30pm
Every year since 1986 our community has gathered on the first Sunday in June for AIDS Walk Boston, an annual grassroots community event benefiting AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, New England’s largest and oldest AIDS service organization.For twenty-five years, thousands of dedicated participants have raised millions of dollars for AIDS Action’s innovative programs and services that are essential to maintaining the health of individuals living with the disease and preventing the spread…See More
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Take the 3 Day Challenge to Fight AIDS
Posted on June 3, 2011 at 12:10pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
30 years into the AIDS epidemic, we know what works to prevent new infections. We just need the resources to reach more people and keep the ones affected in good care.
This year, on the Wednesday-Friday before the Walk & Run, we're challenging ourselves to raise an extra $30,000 so we can reach even more people with prevention and care.
That's a 30% increase over last year for $130,000 total, so we're going to need YOUR help.
Donate here …
Why you should care about AIDS by Sue O’Connell
Posted on June 3, 2011 at 12:04pm 0 Comments 1 Like
This Sunday marks the 30th anniversary of AIDS. It’s also the 26th annual AIDS Walk Boston.
I can’t blame you if you’re wondering why you should care. After all, a diagnosis of HIV or AIDS is no longer a death sentence. We know how the virus is transmitted and, let’s face it, it’s a preventable illness.
But here’s why I still care and why you should, too.
Three decades into this epidemic, gay and bisexual men are 44 times more vulnerable to HIV infection than the… Continue
I can’t blame you if you’re wondering why you should care. After all, a diagnosis of HIV or AIDS is no longer a death sentence. We know how the virus is transmitted and, let’s face it, it’s a preventable illness.
But here’s why I still care and why you should, too.
Three decades into this epidemic, gay and bisexual men are 44 times more vulnerable to HIV infection than the… Continue
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- At 2:56pm on June 4, 2011,
Alex Cogan (Co-Organizer) said…
Welcome Tony,
Thanks for getting your neighbor-on here on Boston's soundboard for voices and springboard for action!
There are neighborhood forums to discuss neighborhood happenings, citywide forums to find/share resources, events to promote and see what's happening around the city, and groups of neighbors who do things together.
In addition, there are photos and videos, and we have live USTREAM streaming video channel on the main page. One more thing, you can also get crime reports - neato!
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