New Era: Movement in Motion is seeking to end the HIV/AIDS crisis, in communities of color, in direct response to the 2005 State of Emergency declared by Boston’s City Council. New Era hopes to dismantle stigma by building meaningful dialogue; harness the strength of our spiritualities/faith in...
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New Era: Movement in Motion is seeking to end the HIV/AIDS crisis, in communities of color, in direct response to the 2005 State of Emergency declared by Boston’s City Council. New Era hopes to dismantle stigma by building meaningful dialogue; harness the strength of our spiritualities/faith in order to break the silence and stigma; as well as utilize our creativity, skills and talents to disseminate accurate, relevant, and culturally appropriate HIV/AIDS resources. We are friends and families of the infected. We are organizers, artist, the faithful, youth, adult, and LGBTQ. We are the affected. We are committed to breaking the silence and addressing the disproportionate rates of HIV/AIDS infection amongst our communities.
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New Era is a movement to infect public health systems with love & social justice values; as well as affect the community’s ability to build and sustain a collective grassroots response. We work with those who are from under served/disenfranchised communities, who at the most risk for HIV...
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New Era is a movement to infect public health systems with love & social justice values; as well as affect the community’s ability to build and sustain a collective grassroots response. We work with those who are from under served/disenfranchised communities, who at the most risk for HIV infection. People who may face a multitude of challenges such as poverty, addiction, homelessness and recent incarceration, as well as special populations, such as youth, older adults, recent immigrants, and LGBT communities.
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every opportunity is an opportunity for youth leadership. New Era: Movement in Motion – a youth-led collective of LGBTQ, activist, peer leaders, outreach workers, women of color. This effort seeks to amplify the voices, talents and struggles of those most affected by HIV/AIDS in Boston