02/07/2026
Today, February 7, marks National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day—a vital time to reflect on the disproportionate impact of HIV on Black communities across Canada and to honor the resilience of those living with and affected by it. 🖤
We want to extend a huge thank you to our friends at .ontario (African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario) for developing this essential resource. Their leadership helps guide our collective efforts in strengthening the HIV response through a lens of equity and justice.
📍 Why this matters:
It’s more than just awareness; it’s about action. We invite you to learn about current trends and the clear calls to action needed to:
Ensure culturally appropriate care and dignity for all.
Break down systemic barriers to prevention and testing.
Improve equitable access to life-saving care.
At PARN, we stand with our friends, our partners, and our clients. We remain committed to providing support rooted in care, dignity, and community strength.
Together, we can bridge the gap. 🤝✨