Emory University Ponce CRS Community Engagement

03/21/2026

The first day of Spring is also National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a time for us to recognize and support American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities.🌱

Today we uplift their efforts to promote HIV/AIDS education and testing, honor those affected, and continue their fight against disproportionately high HIV rates.

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03/17/2026

🚨NEW STUDY ALERT🚨

Want to help fight HIV? Join our antibody infusion study to protect yourself and your community.

Click the link in our bio to submit your information and receive a call with more information!

02/12/2026

If you need a last-minute Valentine’s Day card, we’ve got you covered!

02/09/2026

It's been a minute👋 If you're new here or need a refresher, this is what we do! We're looking forward to sharing more in the coming weeks. Stay tuned...

04/10/2025

In 2021, teens and young adults made up 19% of all new HIV cases in the U.S, according to the CDC. While HIV is preventable in 2025, it's hard to stop HIV from being transmitted among young people because many don’t know much about it or how to protect themselves while enjoying a pleasurable s*x life. Some of the reasons for this:

- Not using condoms regularly. Condoms help protect against HIV and other infections.
- A lot of young people have other infections (STIs), which can make it easier to get or transmit HIV.
- Stigma, which prevents people from testing for HIV.

Until a vaccine that prevents HIV becomes available (which we're working on), we will continue our efforts to address HIV prevention with innovative methods, such as injectable PrEP.

10/13/2024

Happy Pride, Atlanta!! Stop by our booth (P-21) today between 10 AM - 6 PM for freebies and a good time! 🤩🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

06/27/2024

On the eve of Stonewall Day 2024, we pause and reflect on the meaning of Pride and celebrate the progress made since the first bricks were thrown by LGBTQ+ icons Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera. The LGBTQ+ community has been instrumental in advocating for more inclusive practices in HIV research and we have come a long way in understanding and treating HIV/AIDS as a result. Though groundbreaking research has yet to yield an effective vaccine that will prevent HIV, the spirit of hope and perseverance modeled by the LGBTQ+ community fuels us to continue striving for a future free of new HIV cases. Happy Pride from all of us at the Emory-CDC HIV/AIDS Clinical Trials Unit.

06/27/2024

HIV testing Day 2024‼️ When you know your HIV status, you have the power to take control of your health! 🌈

06/27/2024

¡Nos vemos mañana!

, el Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior SRE , la Ventanilla de Salud Atlanta y Latino Community Fund -LCF Georgia, en el marco de la “SEMANA INFORMATIVA Y DE SERVICIOS PARA LA COMUNIDAD LGTBQ+ MEXICANA EN EL EXTERIOR”, te invita este viernes 28 de junio de 2024 📅, de las 9:00 am a 2:00 pm⏰, para recibir los siguientes servicios de salud preventiva de forma gratuita💊💉:

✔Pruebas de VIH y hepatitis C,
✔salud mental y bienestar emocional,
✔salud de la mujer trans,
✔entrega de condones gratuitos,
✔toma de presión arterial, glucosa, glucosilada, panel de lípidos,
✔refuerzo de vacunas covid-19,
✔mesas informativas, y dinámicas.

📢 No se requiere cita, y se atenderá en orden de llegada y disponibilidad.
¡Les esperamos! 👩‍🔬👨‍🔬 +

Latino LinQ
Emory University Ponce CRS Community Engagement
Gwinnett Coalition
Feminist Women's Health Center - Atlanta
Positive Impact Health Centers
View Point Health
The Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority
CORE Georgia
Community Estrella

04/18/2024

Transgender people face many challenges which impact their ability to seek, receive, and remain engaged in HIV care. In addition, there are many prevention challenges that impact the HIV health outcomes for some transgender people. Racism, discrimination, stigma, transphobic discrimination, medical mistrust, unmet gender affirmation needs are just a few examples of such barriers. On National Transgender HIV Testing Day, we not only affirm these truths, but also highlight the importance of addressing these as social determinants of HIV. Testing is one way to address the disproportionate impact of HIV on Transgender people, but ending the HIV epidemic requires a multi-pronged approach (prevention, treatment, suppression).
Today, we recommit ourselves to continue striving for equitable access to HIV research, which we hope will eventually lead to a breakthrough in the form of a preventive vaccine. Such a breakthrough will have lasting impacts on all communities, especially on those most marginalized and affected by HIV.

03/11/2024

12/21/2023

From the entire Community Engagement and Recruitment Team at Ponce Clinical Research Site: We wish you and your loved ones Happy Holidays and a wonderful start to the New Year! We are so grateful to be a part of your community and look forward to all that we can accomplish together in the year ahead! Please note that we will be closed until 01/02/2024.