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CORPUS
A journal from The Institute for Gay
Men’s Health, Corpus uses art, cultural criticism,
poetry, short stories and humor to reveal the challenges
of HIV prevention in gay and bisexual communities. Corpus is
produced twice a year.
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HOLDING OPEN SPACE
Holding Open Space is the result of a national HIV prevention
summit hosted by APLA. The summit convened some of the country's
most respected HIV prevention leaders to develop a national planning
framework for reducing the incidence of HIV infection among gay
and bisexual men of color. The publication captures key themes
and ideas shared among participants.
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IF
WE HAVE TO TAKE TOMORROW
A follow-up to 2003’s Think
Again, this collaboratively
supported publication brings varied voices to bear on the HIV/AIDS
epidemic in the United States. Edited by Frank León
Roberts and Marvin K. White, If We Have to Take Tomorrow features
thought-provoking essays, memoir, poetry and dynamic photography.
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IMPACTO! TRANSNACIONAL
La publicación en español
de APLA, Impacto! Transnacional es una revista nacional de
información para personas afectadas e infectadas con
el VIH/SIDA. Ver todas las páginas y publicaciones en
español de AIDS Project Los Angeles.
Impacto! Transnacional is a Spanish language
publication that provides news, editorials, up-to-date treatment
and prevention information and other stories relevant to Latino
communities in the U.S. and abroad.
Current Issue - pdf
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todas las páginas y publicaciones en español
de AIDS Project Los Angeles.
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NO MAS EN EL TINTERO
El resultado de la colaboración internacional con líderes de 8 organizaciones comunitarias es este documento que ofrece estrategias para reducir la incidencia del VIH entre hombres gay y otros hombres que tienen sexo con hombres en Centro América.
The result of an international collaboration of leaders from 8 community organizations, this document offers strategies to reduce the incidence of HIV/AIDS among gay men and other men who have sex with men in Central America.
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todas las páginas y publicaciones en español
de AIDS Project Los Angeles.
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OPTIMIST
Optimist is a quarterly donor magazine
that spotlights APLA services, major events, fundraisers,
community news and the activities of the many volunteers
whose work is so important to us and our clients.
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PHO'LATIO
Pho'latio is a bilingual (Vietnamese/English) publication
with information about HIV and sexual health, along with poetry
and art. It is a collaboration of the Gay Vietnamese Alliance
and The Institute for Gay Men's Health.
- Current Issue:
Winter 2006 -PDF
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THE SCARLET LETTERS
The Scarlet Letters is a bilingual (Spanish/English)
journal targeted at HIV prevention providers in the U.S.
The Scarlet Letters features opinion pieces and research-based
essays by invited HIV/STD prevention experts. It has a national
circulation and is produced twice a year.
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SEXILE/SEXILIO
Sexile/Sexilio, in English and Spanish,
conveys HIV prevention messages through a graphic novel. Through
humor, personal experience
and close examination of real life challenges, Sexile/Sexilio tells
the story of a transgendered woman’s journey to the
United States from Cuba.
- Current Issue:
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clic aquí para
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THINK AGAIN
Think Again is a collection of critical
works, daring visions, and ideas not typically reflected
in mainstream approaches to HIV/AIDS prevention. Think
Again aims to incite fresh thinking and interest about black men
who practice same-sex desire in relationship to HIV/AIDS.
- Current Issue:
Fall 2003 -PDF
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TURNOVER
Turnover is a collection of HIV prevention comics that
deal with turning points in the lives of gay men. Edited
by Jaime Cortez, the collection examines sexual decision-making,
dating, self-awareness and social networks.
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WHAT'S SAFE TO YOU?
What's safe to you? offers useful information about negotiating the realities of "safety" in a world that often forgets about intimacy, love, desire, and pleasure between men. We believe that with a little bit of planning, safer sex can be smart, fun, and involve options other than condoms.
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Disclaimer: This Web
page and its links contain HIV prevention messages that may
not be appropriate for all audiences.
Advertencia: Esta página electrónica y sus vínculos
contienen mensajes de prevención del VIH que podrían
ser no apto para todas las audiencias.
With the exceptions of Connections,
Optimist and Breaking
the Silence, all the publications listed here are
projects of The Institute for Gay Men’s Health, a collaboration
between AIDS Project Los Angeles and Gay Men’s Health
Crisis of New York City. |
