Aniz serves up an HIV campaign for African-American women - And asks for the governmen's HELP!
Zina Age, Founder of Aniz, Inc., has approached the County government about co-sponsoring a campaign to focus on African-American women...
Signs of Unhealthy Boundaries
Telling all. Talking at an intimate level on the first meeting. Falling in love with a new acquaintance. Falling in love with anyone who...
OX Program Getting Off the Ground
The OX (Opiate Exchange) program requires enrollment by the individual, the form for which can be found online here or completed at Aniz...
Support Black Businesses
Evidence has shown that blacks are spending money making others rich instead of those in our own communities. Therefore, Aniz has created...
Preventing HIV Is a Matter of Privilege
A new survey from Kaiser Family Foundation has shown an uncomfortable reality in HIV prevention: black Americans are more likely to know...
Op-Ed: Stop Stigmatizing People with HIV
Despite advances in HIV treatment during the past 30 years, stigma and discrimination persist and continue to have a forceful impact on...
Why Advocacy for LGBT in HIV?
HIV continues to be a major health crisis both in the United States and around the world and affect tens of thousands of people every...
HIV & AIDS in Atlanta
Despite the rapid growth of leading African American businesses in Atlanta, something else is arising and tearing the city down: its HIV...
What Are HIV and AIDS?
When a person has HIV, this diagnosis does not mean that he receives a death sentence or acquires AIDS. However, many people nowadays...
