Anyone interested in HIV prevention, including students, educators, health care providers, HIV Prevention Community Planning Groups, and minority organizations, is invited to attend. Stigma may be defined as a mark of disgrace and is used to suggest a negative characteristic. The broadcast will include discussions on the impact of stigma on HIV prevention efforts, including cultural and rural issues. Presentations and interviews also will provide an update on public health resources and strategies to reduce or eliminate stigma.
Admission is free.
Call Carolyn Chaney at 239-5230 to reserve seating.