National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Events Around the U.S.

Find out where to get tested and more.

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Washington, D.C. - He Intends Victory, a Christian AIDS/HIV support group, will host an awareness event at Holy Temple Church of Christ (439 12th Street, S.E.), which includes free HIV testing, free prevention classes and featured workshops: “Spirituality: Finding God in the Midst of HIV/AIDS” and “Stigma … Break the Silence.” (Photo: REUTERS/Mannie Garcia MG/GAC)
Detroit, Michigan - Visit the Detroit Health and Wellness Promotions (1151 Taylor Street) on Feb. 7 for HIV testing in addition to free Syphilis testing, information tables and give-a-ways. (Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images)New York, New York - BooHoo HA! productions melds hip hop with the message of HIV awareness in its first-ever musical showcase at 8 p.m. at the Iris House (2271 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard), a community support program for people living with HIV. Artists will sing songs inspired by the disease and spread an uplifting message of treatment and prevention. Free HIV testing provided. (Photo: Craig Barritt/Getty Images)

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Spreading the Message of HIV/AIDS Awareness - As Feb. 7 marks National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, communities around the country will host activities oriented to reducing the rates of HIV and AIDS in the Black community. For a complete list of events near you, visit the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day official website. —Britt Middleton (Photo: Courtesy worldaidsday.org)  

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