My Travel Crush in the Deep South: New Orleans!  Inspired by Daily Prompt: Smitten While in my senior year of high school I lived abroad and traveled to Africa. I loved traveling abroad. I still do. However, there is much to see in this vast country of the United States. I did

Three Wishes in the HIV Field Considering that there are about 56,000 new HIV infections each year (Hall et al., 2008), the HIV epidemic in the United States continues to be a major public health concern. However, there has been a marked decrease in the general public’s concern over HIV (Kaiser

Road Tripping the Deep South:  Searching for Greater Knowledge Weekly Photo Challenge: The Selfie The US South, the Deep South, has seen a large growth in its population. Internal migration patterns have many Americans moving south in the search for affordable real estate, slightly slower pace of life and perhaps a new

An Institute for Hispanic Health Equity Collaboration Article: Daily Prompt: Red Let’s keep red and the red ribbon alive in our thoughts and efforts In the HIV/AIDS field, the color RED is of major significance. It is symbolically archetypal. We have the Red Ribbon, which we do not see displayed as often anymore.

Daily Prompt: Teach your Bloggers well The Latino Commission on AIDS is not only a grassroots organization addressing the health needs of Latinos and other ethnic minorities, but it also is a teacher –a capacity building assistance provider – nationally in the United Nations.  Our Hands United program assists other health