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The strategy to end AIDS in Fulton County includes policy initiatives developed by people living with HIV, health care providers, community advocates and public health officials.
Group of 15 people standing around governor at a big desk for bill signing
Decades-old criminal laws modernized to reflect modern science on the routes, risks and realities of HIV transmission.
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National Association cites HIV-related laws as examples of flawed criminal justice policy.
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Organization accepted into Neighborhood Health Action Center initiative to improve health equity and reduce health disparities at the neighborhood level.
Susan Rodriguez and Ingrid Floyd
Rodriguez recognized for her commitment to improving the lives of women living with HIV/AIDS.
Susan Rodriguez
Susan Rodriguez, Executive Director of SMART University, CHLP advisory board member, and fierce HIV community advocate, is being honored by Iris House at its 11th Annual Women as the Face of AIDS Summit, Monday, May 2, 2016.
Anita Alvarez
Landmark Statement from State Prosecutor Calls for Modernization of HIV Criminal Law in Illinois