Women’s Empowerment Seminar
Saturday February 4, 2012 - Spelman College, Atlanta GA
Prevent Insanity and Stop Being Stupid - Change What You Do!
So, we know what it is called when we keep doing the same things and expect different outcomes – insanity. What is it called when we keep doing the same things and can’t expect anything different – Stupid? I had a high school English teacher who had a painted message on her chalkboard: “Ignorance can be fixed, but Stupid is Forever.” I think this expression describes the Black AIDS crisis perfectly. READ MORE
Are you a COMMITTED 100?
Show your support and become one today!!!
WORLD AIDS DAY 2011
Leading With Science…United For Action!
In case you missed it…a glimpse at
World AIDS Day 2011 with SISTERLOVE
Want to see more?
Black Women Confront HIV Stigma, Health and Funding Disparities at USCA
This year the U. S. Conference on AIDS (USCA), the largest HIV/AIDS gathering in the nation, targeted its offerings toward men who have sex with men. But during the meeting sponsored by the National Minority AIDS Council, many Black women–from prevention and policy experts to those living with HIV/AIDS–aggressively pursued programming and issues that focused on their demographic…read more
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
Remarks on an AIDS-Free Generation
Washington, D.C.
It’s HIV Prevention Party Time!
Healthy Love Workshops make some noise!
Check out the article in REAL HEALTH
Want to know more about our Healthy Love Workshops (HLW) or to schedule one, call our office at
(404) 505-7777
**** NEWS FLASH ****
SisterLove’s HEALTHY LOVE included in the CDC Risk Reduction Chapter of the Compendium, as a HIV risk reduction evidence-based behavioral intervention. To read more Healthy Love
Board Chair Appointed to Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS
(Atlanta) August 29, 2011: Reverend Vanessa D. Sharp, Chair person of SisterLove Incorporated’s Executive Board of Directors has recently been appointed to serve on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA). The announcement was made at the meeting of PACHA on August 2, 2011 by Christopher Bates, the Council’s Executive Director. (Read More)
20/20 LEADING WOMEN AWARDS CLASS OF 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED
SisterLove’s Newsletter ~ LoveNotes ~
SisterLove in the news…
Old and New: 6 Black Non-Profits Representing For The Decades
If you missed …MOVIE NIGHT with SISTERLOVE
you missed a good one! Keep checking the website for our next screening! 
SisterLove’s Director of Programs, Lisa Diane White
featured in Be the Generation Campaign
HIV / AIDS Affects Everyone. Right now, 1 out of every 300 people in the United States has HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. There is no cure for AIDS, and there is no vaccine to prevent HIV. A vaccine to prevent HIV infection is our best hope to end the AIDS epidemic. You have the power to support the search for a safe and effective preventive HIV vaccine! HIV/AIDS affects everyone.
“Commemorating 30 Years of Leadership in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS”
Wednesday, June 8th at 10:00 a.m., the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Department of Health and Human Services will host a live videocast of a symposium in Washington, DC, “Commemorating 30 Years of Leadership in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS.”
The event will honor the leadership of countless civil servants, scientists, doctors, and community advocates in our 30 year fight against AIDS. Our own, Dazon Dixon Diallo, Founder & CEO, SisterLove, Inc. will be introducing the Secretary of Health & Human Services.
What an HONOR for Dazon & SisterLove!
Please join us LIVE online. You can watch the event at: 30 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP.
“The Everyone Has a Story”
Video Series Training Session PICTURES
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What? This training will cover strategies on how to utilize and facilitate the “Everyone Has a Story” curriculum (covers stigma, disclosure, support and treatment adherence)
Who should attend? Providers who serve women living with and affected by HIV and other populations including men who have sex with men (MSM), transgendered persons, heterosexual men and caregivers of people living with HIV
Where? 1237 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, SW | Atlanta, Georgia 30310
When? May25, 2011 -9AM- 1PM
Important Information: Breakfast & Lunch will be provided. Space is limited. Please call 404-505-7777 for more information and to RSVP
CHECK OUT ALL OF THE VIDEOS AT
The Power of Disclosure – Forgive yourself!
Before you can
learn to ignore others’ judgments, you’ve got to get past your own, says Winston-Harris. ” I can remember being so angry with myself,” she recalls. Once she stopped blaming herself for her HIV status, talking about it became easier.
Read the full article in BlackVoiceNews
Women Overcoming the Shame and Stigma of HIV
HIV VACCINE AWARENESS DAY
The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) held its third annual Media Institute on Health, Health Policy and Health Disparities on March 24-26 at the Kaiser Family Foundation’s Barbara Jordan Conference Center in Washington, DC. SisterLove’s Founder & President Dazon Diallo was among the high-profile guest on the program. Dazon shared her perspective on HIV/AIDS, 30 years later in the black community. Addressed were the policies that impact health disparities in the fight to prevent and manage the disease, the real life stories of people impacted by the disease and insights from people covering the stories.
NABJ joined with Greater Than AIDS to invite attendees to record their own personal Deciding Moments that changed how they think about HIV/AIDS and inspired them to get involved. To view these Deciding Moments and share your own, visit: greaterthan.org/moment
SISTERLOVE, INCORPORATED AWARDED $125,000 FROM THE M∙A∙C AIDS FUND
SISTERLOVE, INCORPORATED RECEIVES SUPPORT FROM THE MAC AIDS FUND TO REDUCE RATES OF HIV INFECTION AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN AS PART OF A $5 MILLION GRANT MAKING INITIATIVE
March 15, 2011 –Atlanta, Georgia– SisterLove, Incorporated today announced that it is the recipient of a $125,000 grant from the M•A•C AIDS Fund (MAF). The award is part of a $5 million USD grants initiative recently announced by the M•A•C AIDS Fund as part of the 2011 VIVA GLAM campaign led by spokesperson Lady Gaga. (press release)
SisterLove, Inc. and Merck Launch “Everyone Has A Story” Series
Unique HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care Educational Series, Partnership Helps HIV+ Women of Color Share Their Stories
(Atlanta) March 10, 2011: In honor of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, SisterLove, Inc., with support from Merck, today announced the launch of “Everyone Has a Story,” a mini documentary and educational HIV/AIDS treatment and care resource. “Everyone Has a Story” features interviews with HIV positive women speaking about the challenges of HIV and how they seek to overcome them in their daily lives. It gives the HIV/AIDS community a unique new tool to bring HIV-positive women critical information and support, and help improve treatment access and adherence among women of color. (press release)
View the entire series at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FvTMDBUg-k