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Annual awareness days help to educate the general public and specific communities about HIV/AIDS. Since the virus affects people from all walks of life, the number of awareness days has increased over the years. Display this poster to remind you of upcoming awareness days, and use the hashtags shown to promote them on social media.
To download a PDF version of the 2018 Awareness Poster, click here.Â
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June 8 is National Caribbean-American HIV/AIDS Day. The annual event, which coincides with Caribbean Heritage Month, looks to make HIV awareness, testing and treatment available to a community disproportionately affected by the virus.Â
Fact: An estimated 240,000 people are living with HIV in the Caribbean.Â
 From the NCAHAAD page: “It is important to note that African-Americans are often viewed as one group. [However,] there is, in fact, a wide variety of populations in the US included under this heading: upper class, lower class, Christian, Muslim, inner city, suburban, descendants of slaves and recent Caribbean immigrants. Current epidemiological surveillance does not record these social, cultural, economic, geographic, religious, and political differences that may accurately predict risk. HIV infection has had a demoralizing impact on the Caribbean Diaspora and the Caribbean-American communities throughout the United States for over 20 years.“
