Building grassroots power to address the root causes of HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C, including homelessness and poverty. (photo by Brian Palmer)
Drug policies rooted in human rights, public health and social justice. (photo by Julie Turkewitz)
Fighting to end mass incarceration, biased policing and new Jim Crow policies. (photo by Rob Bell)
Putting people first through voter-owned elections and a new economy that works for all.
SRO Murder Shows Problems With Housing for HIV/AIDS Patients, Critics Say August 8, 2012 | By DNAinfo Staff UPPER WEST SIDE — Friends, family and coworkers gathered last Sunday to bid a tearful farewell to John Baisley, 56, a resident of a single-room occupancy building who was stabbed to death in a fight with a fellow [...]
Read moreFollowing the historic We Can End AIDS mobilization for human rights and economic justice in Washington, D.C. on July 24th, VOCAL-NY is hosting a town hall meeting on in Manhattan to talk about concrete ways we can bring about an end to the HIV/AIDS crisis. When: Tuesday, August 7th from 3 – 5pm Where: The Town Hall will [...]
Read moreWe have the tools to end the epidemic. What we don’t have is the political will. Join thousands of people from around the world at a historic march on July 24th in Washington, DC during the International AIDS Conference. Sign-up to get on a bus from New York City here. We will be calling on our [...]
Read moreNYC Council Saves HIV/AIDS, Homeless LGBT Services BY MICHELLE GARCIA | JUNE 26 2012 (An excerpt is below, view the full article at The Advocate online) New York City advocates spoke out after the City Council voted to retain funding for several key services, including the Runaway and Homeless Youth Services program, and funding for HIV/AIDS housing [...]
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