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CFC Campaign

The Women's Collective participates in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) of the National Capital Region. To support our work enter #62428 on your CFC form or click on the CFC sticker below to e-give!

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Free HIV Testing

The Women's Collective offers free testing for HIV to anyone seeking to know their HIV status. Visit our HIV Prevention section to learn more and get a copy our our outreach schedule.

Find testing sites around the nation as part of the Act Against AIDS campaign!

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Special Report

New Report from TWC and IWHRC at GTU Law Center

A Capitol Offense: The Gender Dimensions of Washington D.C.’s HIV/AIDS Crisis
, was written with the goal of beginning a dialogue in the District about women’s unique needs in the HIV/AIDS epidemic and the way in which a human rights framework can best address the current gender gaps in District’s approach to HIV/AIDS.

The report is the result of a partnership between The Women’s Collective – an organization run by and for HIV-positive women in the District – working on the front lines of the HIV/AIDS crisis, and the International Women’s Human Rights Clinic at Georgetown University Law Center. Find out more, read the report, and spread the word!

Also, read the urgent and timely article published in Reproductive Health Matters titled: Protecting HIV Positive Women's Human Rights: Recommendations for the United States National HIV/AIDS Stategy, which builds off of work on the NHAS.

Disclaimer

Since HIV is spread primarily through sexual practices or by sharing needles, prevention messages on this site may address these topics. HIV prevention materials funded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) must be approved by local program review panels. However, the materials may be controversial to some viewers.

 

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Welcome to The Women's Collective
Tuesday, 16 February 2010

As soon as a woman or girl walks through our doors they are greeted by the staff and introduced to epat smileveryone at The Women's Collective as well as introduced to our space. This is a unique and critical approach that ensures women and their family members feel welcome here at all times, under any circumstances.

In the same spirit, we'd like to introduce you to womenscollective.org, our home on the internet.

The Women's Collective is a unique non-profit in the District of Columbia that provides HIV Care Management, HIV Prevention Services, and Policy and Advocacy to/for women, girls and families. 

Photo by Duane Cramer

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TWC has moved!
Tuesday, 16 February 2010

On February 15, 2010 we opened the doors of our new home at 1331 Rhode Island Ave., NE (The Brentwood Village Shopping Center).  Our phone numbers and email addresses remain the same. Thank you to the community for your support during our transition to our new home!

 
Women and Agencies Protest Lack of Black Women on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS
Thursday, 04 March 2010

The Women's Collective signed on to a letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, protesting the fact that Black women are not represented on the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS or PACHA. The protest letter, circulated by the National Black Women's HIV/AIDS Network, notes that of the 24 individuals choosen to be a part of PACHA, there is a clear absence of representation from Black women openly living with HIV/AIDS. The letter urges Secretray Sebelius to ensure the critical voice of Black women among PACHA membership.

You can make your voice heard by signing on and urging representation of Black women on PACHA by visiting the National Minority AIDS Council website.

 
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Special Observances

NWGHAADNational Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is March 10th.

TWC is conducting a series of events over the week of March 10 and throughout the month. Find out more and how you can Remind, Encourage, Protect, Prevent (REPP)!

Check out our REPP PSA targeting youth and staring TWC peer leaders! You must have QuickTime to view.

We urge you to take action today:

  • Get tested for HIV
  • Practice safer methods to prevent HIV
  • Decide not to engage in high risk behaviors
  • Talk about HIV prevention with family, friends, classmates, and colleagues
  • Provide support to people living with HIV/AIDS
  • Get involved with or host an event for National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in your community
     

 

Special Events

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TWC is offering the Health Connect program for women and girls!

Health Connect will teach you how to navigate the web for health information with the goals to:

  • Identify major websites for information on HIV, diabetes and other health conditions;
  • Locate health topics and drug information on Medline Plus;
  • Develop skill to evaluate website usefulness.

Workshops will be offered on April 7, and July 7, 2010.

Transportation, supplies and incentives will be provided.

View the flyer and for more details contact Ana.

 

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