Colorado AIDS Project
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The 27th Annual AIDS Walk Colorado was held in Cheeseman Park on August 16. The Walk is Rocky Mountain Region’s most successful HIV/AIDS fundraiser.
An estimated 8,000 people will participate in this year’s AIDS Walk Colorado, each marching in the footsteps of a rich history of loss, love, and life.
[new_royalslider id=”26″] The Denver Colorado AIDS Project’s Red Tie Affair was held at the Denver…
‘A lot of people, even including those in the gay community, still see HIV as a gay disease, which ads stigma both ways – to HIV-positive people and gay people,’ said Andrew Hickok, Prevention Manager at the Denver Colorado AIDS Project.
It survived court challenges and a close election; how President Obama’s defining achievement, The Affordable Care Act, will impact LGBT health care.
HIV can have a significant impact on sex – for both the HIV-positive and HIV-negative alike. The possibility of transmission becomes the forefront, and for this reason that many people are afraid to get an HIV test, fearing that testing positive could doom their sex lives.
As new HIV infections rise, new policies seek to prevent spread through drug use
1. CAP started in the early 1980s as a grassroots community organization within The GLBT Center of Colorado.
By 1983, with only 17 documented cases of the disease in Colorado, this group became Colorado AIDS Project.
