On February 12th, WACO Theater Center, in partnership with Gilead Sciences, Inc. still here At The Gathering Spot in West Adams. The evening featured dynamic panel discussions, refreshments, and powerful community conversations.
Led by the editor-in-chief Jamila LemieuxThe publication boldly centers Black women affected by HIV and features stars on its cover. ray lewis thornton Continuing her tradition of breaking down stigma. WACO Theater Center Artistic Director Tina Knowleswas also in attendance and confirmed the very personal mission of the project. contributor Sylvia Obel and Dahlia CottinghamModerators who participated deborah wafers For a frank and urgent discussion of Gilead Sciences.
The urgency is clear. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Black women accounted for 50% of new HIV diagnoses among women in the U.S. in 2023, but they made up only 13% of the female population and were 11 times more likely to be diagnosed with HIV than non-Hispanic white women.
still here This is more than just a magazine, it’s a multimedia movement that educates, dialogues, and inspires action. Next up is a multi-city tour this spring. still alive herebringing experiences to the community beyond the page.
(Photo provided by Cecil Bok)
comment
Source: Talking With Tami – www.talkingwithtami.com
