HAAP has been recognized in the Congressional Record by Senator Bob Graham and Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. The City of Miami issued a proclamation to Dr. Moraima Trujillo, HAAP's Advisory Board President, for the achievements of the program and her individual efforts. The coalition of Hispanic Health and Human Services Organizations offered one scholarship to program staff for their summer program at Harvard University, to discuss the management of social services enterprises and health conditions among Hispanics. The Channing Bete Co. requests program staff to review AIDS brochures targeting Hispanics on a periodic basis. Diario las Americas, the largest circulation Spanish-language daily in the United States, has run a weekly column produced by HAAP for the last five years.
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A 12 part television series examining different aspects of HIV disease has been produced and aired on WLRN, Spanish-language programming, for the last four years. The latter is the Latino program with the largest viewership in the United States and also airs in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Telemundo affiliate in Miami, Channel 51, did a one-week series on their 6 P.M. and 11 P.M. newscast, examining the results of the KAB survey of the Hispanic community. HAAP enjoys wide radio exposure, having been invited to the top Spanish-language radio talk shows. Program staff helped plan the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Regional Health Fraud Conference and AIDS Agenda Conference for the Clinton Administration.