Women and HIV

LIVING WITH HIV: Irene Williams shares her story of being diagnosed with HIV. She now advocates and educates others about life with the chronic disease.

Living With HIV: Irene Williams Shares Her Story about life with the chronic disease.

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Irene Wiliiams about her life with HIV after being diagnosed. She's an entrepreneur who followed her daughter to Atlanta.

Black Women are 12x more likely to be diagnosed with HIV than White Women, living with HIV is possible, but prevention is a better option

Living with HIV-Doreliza Hall-Hammond Shares Her Story

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Doreliza Hall-Hammond about living with HIV after being diagnosed at age 21.

Join us for Thrift and Thrive - Come for Health Screenings, Shopping, and Fun! Saturday, July 18th, from 11 AM to 3 PM at 300 Wharton Circle, Atlanta, GA 30339

Thrift and Thrive July 18th at 2W Thrift Come By For Your Health and Bargains

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Jacqueline Brown, founder of Empowerment Resource Center, about the HIV epidemic among Black Women.

The Empowerment Resource Center staff and volunteers provide education about the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. Their annual Take Charge Get Tested event will take place on Thursday, June 22nd 11am - 5pm at the Woodruff Park in downtown Atlanta.

Take Charge, Get Tested Event from the Empowerment Resource Center in Support of National HIV Testing Day

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Karla Porch from the Empowerment Resource Center about their annual event Take Charge, Get Tested in support of National HIV Testing Day. The event will take place on June 22nd from 11 - 5 at Woodruff Park.

Community Engagement

The Local Take: March 10 Is National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awarness Day

Kiplyn Primus

This week on WCLK's The Local Take (Saturday mornings at 8am) I talk with Dr. Zandretta Tims-Cook, founder of the Heather Ivy Society, and E. L., a member…