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  1. 12 May 2020

    National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is May 19, a day devoted to eliminating stigma in API communities. In these difficult times, supporting each other and addressing stigma and discrimination is as important as ever.

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  2. 19 May 2020

    How can we in Asian and Pacific Islander communities? We can start talking about HIV prevention options like condoms and PrEP and ensure that API communities have access to culturally responsive testing, treatment and care.

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  3. 19 May 2020

    This National Asian Pacific Islander HIV Awareness Day, we must ensure that the stories of API communities are represented in our work to and end the epidemic.

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  4. 19 May 2020

    Today is National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a day devoted to eliminating HIV stigma in API communities. API people have the longest delay in receiving an HIV diagnosis We must use to fight for testing and treatment for all!

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  5. 19 May 2016

    We honor those in community who live with & work for better testing, resources

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  6. 19 May 2016

    Watch inspiring stories by Asian and Pacific Islanders living w/ or affected by .

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  7. 19 May 2020

    Did you know that API people have the longest delay in receiving an HIV diagnosis among all other groups? This National Asian Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we must continue to shine a light on the impact of HIV on API communities.

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  8. 19 May 2012

    NIAID supports / prevention, treatment and care in Asian and Pacific Islander communities.

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  9. 19 May 2019

    As part of , marks National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV & AIDS Awareness Day by highlighting the work of people providing HIV & AIDS services for API and other affected communities.

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  10. 19 May 2017

    We agree & this is why we support HIV+ women in Tanzania with grants & loans to start and run their own businesses

    We have to interrupt the shame and blame, so we can end the epidemic. and to
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  11. 19 May 2019

    According to , API people living with have the longest delay in HIV diagnoses compared to all other race and ethnicity groups. and get tested this National API HIV & AIDS Awareness Day.

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  12. 19 May 2018

    Jury Candelario is the Division Director at where he works to normalize HIV through a campaign called , encoraging those in his community to get tested.

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  13. 19 May 2016

    1 in 5 Asians living with do not know. Get tested, know your status!

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  14. 19 May 2020

    Today is Nat’l Asian & Pacific Islander /AIDS Awareness Day, a day devoted to eliminating in API communities. Help address stigma by being intentional & thoughtful in how we talk about people & health. Learn how: icon.

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  15. 19 May 2019

    was founded by the Banyan Tree Project, with support from CDC, to prevent HIV and support people w/ HIV in Asian/Pacific Islander communities.

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  16. 19 May 2017

    Poverty, inadequate/lack of health care coverage & lower educational attainment among NHOPI contribute to lack of awareness of HIV

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  17. 19 May 2020

    66.5% of Asian Americans and 43.1% of Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islanders have never been tested for ? It's National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day and we're encouraging you to get educated and get tested! &COVID19

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  18. 19 May 2020

    to get people to testing/treatment/prevention. This is one way you can fight on National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

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  19. 19 May 2017

    Do you know your status? Start ! Find a testing center near you for

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  20. 19 May 2018

    Asians & Pacific Islanders can face unique barriers to testing & care, including fear of discrimination and bringing shame to their families. This , see what you can do to support the API community:

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