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For Immediate Release
February 02, 2010
Media Contact:
Melissa Faith Ramirez
(212) 675-3288 x351
mramirez@latinoaids.org


Join Us for Reunion Latina 2010! Register Now!
Join Us for Reunion Latina 2010! Register Now!
Yanira Arias
Attendess of the last Reunion Latina in an open forum.

New York, NY, February 02, 2010. "MOBILIZING OUR COMMUNITIES: IMPLEMENTING OUR LATINO AIDS ACTION AGENDA"
The thirteenth annual Reunión Latina will be held in Albany, NY on March 11th and 12th, 2010.

Reunión Latina will bring together HIV/AIDS service providers, community and religious leaders, New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS, and representatives from local and state health departments, and will feature workshops on HIV prevention and testing, skills building and organizational development. 

To register, please visit our website www.latinoaids.org/reunionlatina

Reunion Latina 2010
March 11th & 12th
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Albany, NY

Scholarships.
A limited number of scholarships will be available for people living with HIV within the state of NY. If interested in applying, click here

More information?
Melissa Faith Ramirez
(212) 675-3288 x351
mramirez@latinoaids.org


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