Category: News

Harper Watters, a soloist in the Houston Ballet, speaks on art and public health, leveraging social media, representation of LGBTQ communities of color, and advice for the next generation trying […]

A&U Magazine recently interviewed Marlene McNeese, Assistant Director of Houston Health Department’s Disease Control and Prevention Division to talk about this campaign about the Houston I Am Life project.

Over 1,000 Houstonians were diagnosed with HIV in 2017, and three out of five of them were LGBTQ African-Americans and Latino. To combat one of the city’s top health epidemics, […]

The campaign features 20 ambassadors, all members of Houston’s LGBTQ+ community, who are telling their stories to help combat HIV stigma. The campaign is in English and Spanish and includes […]

Houston Health Department launches I am Life™ to educate audiences about preventing HIV through PrEP, Treatment as Prevention (TasP) to end HIV transmission A high number of HIV cases among […]

Houston Health Department Launches Campaign to Build Awareness About PrEP and Treatment as Prevention The Project PrIDE campaign is the city’s first-ever health campaign directly reaching out to African American […]

Houston Health Department launches I am Life™ campaign to educate audiences about preventing HIV Through PrEP, Treatment as Prevention (TasP) to end HIV transmission I am Life™ is the city’s first-ever […]

Houston Health Department recommends HIV testing, PrEP awareness during National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day HOUSTON — The Houston Health Department (HHD) encourages people to use National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day […]