
AIDS United's Melanated Movement hosts "Sacred Intersections," a conversation on faith, identity, and community with Black women breaking HIV stigma.
In recognition of HIV & Faith Awareness Day, AIDS United's Melanated Movement program hosted "Sacred Intersections," a candid conversation about Black women thriving at the crossroads of faith, identity, and community. The discussion features Khadijah Abdullah, Dr. Maisha Standifer, Myra Lloyd, and Kennedi Lowman, who spoke about breaking down stigma and building stronger, safer spaces for one another.
The full conversation is now available to watch below.
Learn more about Melanated Movement and find additional resources at https://www.aidsunited.org/programs-and-funds/melanated-movement