2007 PREVENTION JUSTICE MOBILIZATION
It’s proof positive of injustice!
The Prevention Justice Mobilization (PJM) is a series of HIV-prevention events and actions around the United States from November 1 to December 15, 2007. The events and actions will include:
- Local events around the country across the range of prevention justice issues, including on World AIDS Day (December 1).
- Events at the National HIV Prevention Conference, Atlanta, December 2-5, including Unity Rally on December 4!
- A statement of Prevention Justice principles and accompanying materials like a Prevention Justice Briefing Book and a World AIDS Day Action Kit
Why Prevention Justice?
It’s no accident that the groups at the lowest rungs of the social and economic ladder also have the highest rates of HIV, including African-Americans, (especially black women and black gay men); Latina women; gay men and other men who have sex with men; transgender people; undocumented immigrants and people residing in the Deep South. And good prevention policies are vital for the health, rights and dignity of all people, including people living with HIV. We are uniting demand leadership in the fight against HIV/AIDS and justice in prevention policies.
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