LGBT History Month — October 5: Melvin Boozer
Gay Pioneer
Melvin “Mel” Boozer was a university professor, an activist for gay and African-American rights and the first openly gay candidate for vice president of the United States.
ASO rolls out PrEP program
Carolinas News Notes
Palmetto Community Care is launching a PrEP program to help combat rising rates of HIV in the greater Charleston community.
Rosedale Medical opens new Uptown clinic
Rosedale Medical, a longtime leader in HIV/AIDS treatment and care, has opened a new clinic in Uptown Charlotte at 321 W. 11th St.
ASO gets new leader
Carolina News Notes
Triad Health Project (THP) has announced that it named a new executive director, Mark Cassity, to lead its efforts in providing access to care and prevention of new HIV infections in the community.
Center names annual awards recipients
Carolinas News Notes
The LGBT Center of Raleigh will celebrate area superstars when it welcomes attendees to its upcoming Annual Awards Dinner & Gala, #10Years10Reasons, on Oct. 5.
CREW Program
Letters to the Editor
My current position has given me an opportunity to work in a wonderful program that is providing services to communities that are underserved.
North Carolinians unaware of HIV medication options
Carolinas News Notes
A new public opinion survey data released shows that only a small percentage of North Carolinians have ever heard of Pre-exposure Prophylaxis, or PrEP.
Local & Regional LGBTQ Community Resources
InFocus: Charlotte 2018
A comprehensive list of organizations, faith communities, youth support and more.
Our People: Q&A with Kendra R. Johnson
Executive Director, Equality North Carolina
Newly minted Executive Director of Equality NC, Kendra Johnson is a lifelong campaigner for the public good.
New study shows promise for ‘on-demand’ PrEP as HIV prevention tool
New studies released at International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam back prevention use of Truvada, shed more light on undetectable viral loads and transmission risk
New research released at the International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam today is shedding light on several new promising HIV prevention tools, including the use of “on-demand” PrEP.
