Co.CreateWar against HIV/Aids stepped upThe StarIt's for this reason those leading the war against HIV/Aids are reinventing the wheel, noticing the ABC strategy is becoming fast obsolete in turning back the scourge. Until recently, the Abstain, Be …
Sponsors & Supporters
The RED UMBRELLA MARCH (RUM) will be held:
When: Saturday, March 10th, 2012, @ 2 p.m.
Where: Start at Hunter’s Field at the corner of N. Claiborne & St. Bernard Avenues. The RUM will be led down N. Claiborne Avenue by the renowned Stooges Brass Band, The Original Lady Buck Jumpers and the Dumaine Street Gang, then we will turn left onto St. Philip Street, turn right onto N. Rampart Street and turn right again into Congo Square where Dr. Corey Hebert and radio personality Kelder Summers will host our rally.
We would like to thank the many community groups, organizations, businesses and individuals, who have partnered with us to raise awareness about the impact of HIV/AIDS on the African American community. Your continued support and commitment towards preventing HIV and saving lives in the New Orleans African American community will make for a healthier and more empowered community! JOIN US!
SPONSORS:
The Links Inc., Crescent City Chapter
The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.
James and Melissa Harris Perry
Great New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center
Avita Drugs Pharmacy
Shades of Black Sisterhood, Org.
William J. Fanning Foundation
Louisiana GreaterThan.org
Total Community Action, Inc.
Dr. Corey Hebert
Kelder Summers
SUPPORTERS:
Esplanade Ridge and Treme Civic Association
Brotherhood, Inc.
Jackson State University Alumni
Dumaine Street Gang
African American Women of Purpose and Power
St. John #5 Faith Church
Women With A Vision-New Orleans Justice Project
Kristen Gisleson Palmer, New Orleans City Council District C
NO/AIDS Task Force
100 Black Men
We All, We Got Brotherhood
N’R PEACE
The New Orleans Tribune
National Association of Black Accountants, Inc.
The Original New Orleans Lady Buck Jumpers
Southern University at New Orleans School of Social Work
Louisiana Center for Health Equity
NOLA Women For A Change
Café Treme
Historic Faubourg Treme Association
Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies
For more information on the Red Umbrella Event, please contact Michael Hickerson, Event Coordinator at redumbrellasecondline@yahoo.com or (504)638-6519.
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