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Atlanta, GA, USA
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Mayagüez, Puerto Rico
Alabama, USA
Washington, DC, USA
On this hot September day, thousands of people gathered in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park for the 2019 AIDS Walk Atlanta. Bringing the community together for a day of celebration, fundraising, and remembrance for the 29th year, AID Atlanta’s dedicated team of staff and volunteers provided on-the spot HIV testing with INSTI. The event included runners raising up to $750,000 for local causes, some of Atlanta’s most popular artists performing for an energetic crowd, and sponsors, including bioLytical, providing education, information and fun activities for the attendees.
We promote HIV testing as a normal thing to do every 3 months for MSM who are sexually active with multiple partners – it’s like getting an oil change or a haircut.
- The HIMM Project
Yacin Benavides is a counselor who works on the front lines of HIV prevention among injection drug users in the city of Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. Working for the community-based organization, Estancia Corazon, he uses INSTI HIV tests in many non-traditional settings, and he has pioneered the revolutionary concept of “traffic light testing.”
Through his work with AIDS Alabama, Tony Christon-Walker has helped countless individuals to navigate the path from diagnosis to treatment and care. As a passionate person who has been living with HIV for several years, he has become an influential advocate for the HIV and AIDS Community.
With Washington, DC in the midst of an HIV epidemic, One Tent Health has a clear mission: to save and extend lives. After volunteering in his community as a university student, co-founder Mackenzie Copley was inspired to create the organization, which uses a novel approach to HIV prevention among the area’s highest-risk neighborhoods.