AIDS, Social Justice, and the Politics of Transformation September 30, 2010

As death from AIDS is less common and management of HIV infection is more prevalent, AIDS service organizations are transforming services and prevention programs. Yet despite their efforts, statistics on HIV transmission show that this disease still continues to spread. Can we stop AIDS without addressing the social injustices that drive it: racism, sexism, homophobia, violence, substance abuse, and poverty? Ford Hall Forum at Suffolk University and Old South Meeting House invite you to join us for a frank discussion by a panel of national experts on the current state of the AIDS epidemic and its relationship to social justice issues.

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