National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD)
March 20, 2012 marks the sixth annual National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day to increase awareness of the impact of HIV/AIDS on American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians, and to encourage HIV testing and honor and reduce stigma among those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS under the theme of, “Protect our future! Protect our people! Celebrate life!”
Materials for Downloading:
- NNHAAD Toolkit (PDF: 352KB/8 pages)
- NNHAAD 2011 postcard (PDF: 1.1MB/1 page)
- NNHAAD 2011 Poster - large (PDF: 8MB/1 page)
- Indigenous Peoples Task Force - Lisa Tiger Event Poster (PDF: 205KB/1 page)
- NNHAAD 2010 Poster - large (PDF: 889KB/1 page)
- NNHAAD 2010 Poster - small (PDF: 279KB/1 page)
- Governor's Proclamation 2011: National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2010 (PDF: 638KB/ 1 page)
- "Honor our Seventh Generation" Poster (PDF: 1MB/1 page)
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