ENDING THE EPIDEMIC Why does the color of my skin, who I choose to love, my HIV status, my age, my gender or the expression of my gender somehow make […]
Mini Bio Marcus Stephenson Sophomore at Montgomery college Computer science Major
Patrice Huntley serves as the Case Management Coordinator at Compass Inc., an organization that provides HIV case management services, HIV/STD prevention services, LGBT youth groups, and mental health services to […]
I was born in a small town called Marshall, Texas on January 5th, 1991. Growing up in such a small town, it was always difficult to be able to express […]
Jesus was born in Mexico, raised in Los Angeles, and currently works and lives in New York City. He oversees a sexual and behavioral health program in the prevention department […]
Micky self-identifies as “Queer, not bisexual. Southern, not country. Butchqueen, not masculine.” An aspiring reproductive justice organizer, Micky believes that embracing love in Southern tradition (culture building over food and […]
Brittany Brathwaite is a feminist youth worker and reproductive justice activist from Brooklyn, New York. She is currently a graduate student in Public Health and Social Work at Columbia University […]
Hello, my name is Adrian Castellanos. I plan to take what I learn at USCA and apply it to community events, organizations, and outreach programs to deconstruct the stigma of […]
Camille Charles studies Public Health at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. She enjoys traveling and is also intrigued by global aspects of health. Recent trips to Guatemala and […]
Tasha Campbell Parker is a Health Educator for at Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) and a Peer Navigator at the Multicultural AIDS Coalition. She has been doing HIV/AIDS prevention […]