Break Aids & Stigma
About the event
SIN (Strength in Numbers) Sacramento presents "Break AIDS Stigma" discussion on 2nd Tuesday, November 10th, 6 pm - 7:30 pm at the Sacramento LGBT Community Center, 2031 K Street, midtown. Jose Emmanuel, Gilead HIV Community Liaison will lead the presentation and follow up discussion.
Anyone living with HIV/AIDS (POZ), a family member or friend is welcome to attend. A wonderful dinner prepared by local restaurant, will be provided to attendees. Please call ahead to Steve or Arturo to RSVP.
SIN Sacramento celebrates this month will be 3 years that we've been the official HIV Social Support Program of the Sacramento LGBT Community Center. We always meet the 2nd Tuesday of the month, 6 pm - 7:30 pm at the Sacramento LGBT Community Center.
SIN Sacramento wants to break the AIDS stigma every POZ person must face. Whether to share or not to share. Who do you tell? Do you share with co-workers or stay quiet in fear of losing your job? Do you tell someone your POZ status before a kiss? If your "undetectable" do you have to tell your partner, especially if it's the first or random sexual encounter, that your POZ? Have you kept your HIV+/AIDS status a secret?
We are not alone. In Sacramento County, it's estimated 5,000+ POZ persons, including 1,000+ women call home.
Harm Reduction Services case workers will assist with transportation if needed. Talk with your HRS case worker.
Hope you can attend. Come on out, share a meal together and maybe hear some supportive words that you may find very helful. Possibly make a new friend or two. Give a call if any questions. Stay well. Thanks
Know before you go
About the venue
The Sacramento LGBT Community Center is the region's main LGBTQ+ nonprofit and the organiser of Sacramento Pride. It began in 1978 as the Lambda Community Fund and has used its current name since 2013…
“Great place for support for members of the LGBTQ Community.” — Shonn Sutton, Google
“I love this place so much, I don't go too often, but on my second day of Q-spot I already felt like I belonged. It is definitely a safe space to talk to and meet people like you. I'm not afraid to be myself there and that's what makes this place so special to me :)” — Sage Bennet, Google
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