We Are Family on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

HIV touches the lives of all Americans, but Black Americans are particularly hard-hit. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation survey, three out of five Black Americans (57 percent) knows someone living with HIV or who has died of AIDS. For many, they are family members or close friends. Do your part by spreading the word at your National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day events:

-Make your NBHAAD event Greater! Order or download FREE National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day posters, customizable fliers, stickers and bookmarks from Greater Than AIDS. The posters and fliers are the perfect way to get the word out about your events and to build excitement around National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. A limited quantity of posters, in English and Spanish, are available, so place your order today. The stickers and bookmarks make great give-aways for your events, just make sure to order by January 28 to ensure delivery. More >

-Get social! Makeover your Facebook profile with special National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day themed cover and profile art from Greater Than AIDS. With more than 280,000 followers and increasing daily, Greater Than AIDS is the largest Facebook community focused on the domestic epidemic in the United States. Tell us about your National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day event on the Greater Than AIDS wall and tell your followers on Facebook and Twitter how your community is a part of the Greater Than AIDS family! More >

-Multiply the message by adding Greater Than AIDS to your website! Find special National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day digital banners and video and audio PSA messages at the link. Embed them on your site and share them with your networks. If you are interested in distributing the PSA messages to your local media, email us at comments@greaterthan.org What better way to show that we are family, and together We Are Greater Than AIDS! More >