Welcoming a new life into this world is an exhilarating and special time. Whether you’re a first-time mom, or already have children, you can alway
Making substance use and addiction part of the conversation
The former journalist in me is always reading new articles and sending them along to people I think might find them interesting. Lately, those poor
Changing the conversation about mental health
Stacey Burroughs, our Behavioral Health Coordinator, is hard at work bring mental health into our daily conversations about health. She’s working o
From our CEO: HIV as a social justice issue
Please take a moment and read the speech on HIV as a social justice issue given by our CEO Jenny Englerth during the public reception for our AIDS
‘Let her go with dignity’ – Little Cassie & the NAMES Project
Cassandra Inkrote was born weighing 1.5 pounds. Her grandmother, Sandra Bones said she knew right away – AIDS. Cassie's mother was HIV positive
Not just another number – The AIDS Memorial Quilt
Rick Bowers didn't want to be another number. It was actually 1986 and while on his second date with Scott Smith that he disclosed he had AIDS
The AIDS Memorial Quilt: Mary Jane Sanders
It's something you never get over, Mary Jane Sanders says simply. When you have a child, you love that child. "You think about what they go through.
Creating a comfortable, dignified place to die
Shelia showed up at the doorstep of the Duke Street brownstone holding a paper bag full of nightgowns. She asked simply, "Can I die here?" The
AIDS Memorial Quilt: Mother Ruth Schmidt
John was diagnosed with AIDS in 1984 at a time when many people – even doctors – still struggled to understand the disease. At the time, many we