Very often, I get invited to talk about health education and HIV prevention in public settings. Most of the public spaces I collaborate with are churches, medical offices and some consulates. What these venues have in common is that they have waiting areas for people seeking different kinds of services.

I have been lucky in my travels worldwide and through the United States to come across some of the most beautiful trees and forests there are. The poet Joyce Kilmer once noted “I think that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree.”  A tree is nature’s

It’s been almost two years since I decided to move from Venezuela. I was both excited and scared about finding a job, a new place I was going to call “home”, making new friends, fitting in the American Society, but also fitting in with the Gay Culture. As a young

“My body is my journal, and my tattoos are my story.” ― Johnny Depp  Johnny Depp is not a man of many public words. He is pretty and makes quirky movies and so goes his brand. But when he noted that tattoos were his story he got me thinking for he was

There are around 53 million Hispanics living in the United States today (US Census). The number is rapidly changing with the number of US Hispanics expected to reach more than 128 million by 2060.  Despite these large numbers of Hispanics, there is an underrepresentation of Hispanics in clinical which hinders