The 1st Annual HIV in Prison Summit
Posted by on June 6, 2003
You are Invited….
beyond the walls:
1st annual HIV in prison summit
Tuesday, June 10th
8:30am to 4:00pm
The Church of Saint Luke and The Epiphany
330 S. 13th Street, between Spruce and Pine Sts.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FREE! Breakfast and Lunch Provided!
*Did you fight for our own needs while incarcerated and when released?
*Have you demanded health care for your loved ones while they were behind bars?
*Have you worked to get your clients services when they were released?
*Have you supported friends through the lonely and difficult transition back home?
*Have you struggled to win systemic changes to the prison health care system?
The 1st Annual HIV in Prison Summit is a day for ALL of us.
The 1st Annual HIV in Prison Summit will bring ex-offenders, social service providers, and advocates together for a day long strategy meeting on the health care needs of people who are incarcerated and recently released. We will discuss the health care crisis in Philadelphia jails, strategize on how to meet the needs of people while incarcerated and when they return to their communities, & develop a plan for increased advocacy and activism on prison health care issues.
For More Information, contact Laura McTighe 215-985-4448 x162
Or Register On-line at: http://www.fight.org/aem
This event is part of a month-long focus on “Pulling Together for the Long Haul” for AIDS Education Month 2003. For more information on other AIDS Education Month events please go to http://www.fight.org/aem or call 215-985-4448 x105.
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