Digital Divided
Posted on June 16, 2013 by A&U in Columns, Voices from the South
Voice from the South by LaMont “Montee” Evans We need to unite our HIV/AIDS efforts for people on-line and off As we approach HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, and treatment in the rural areas of the South and metropolitan cities, access to technology must be considered. According to an article titled, “Digital Divide,” the Internet has placed [...]
Days of Awareness
Posted on February 21, 2013 by A&U in Columns, Voices from the South
Check your calendar—it’s time for us to band together by LaMont “Montee” Evans Everybody matters. Every culture matters. Every community matters. Within one year’s time, there are various HIV/AIDS Awareness Days that focus on a specific racial/ethnic group and/or subpopulation disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS. Some would question the value of multiple awareness days, but if [...]
Ambassadors on the Frontline
Posted on December 27, 2012 by A&U in Columns, Noteworthy, Voices from the South
With more people on-line, it’s time to change our outreach approach Voices from the South by LaMont “Montee” Evans One of the things to be loved most about the South is its hospitality. The people, cities, and culture for so many of our Southern cities are very inviting and welcoming. As we take a look [...]
Will You Be the Greater Fool?
Posted on November 23, 2012 by A&U in Columns, Noteworthy, Voices from the South
Voices from the South by LaMont “Montee” Evans The fight against AIDS depends on those who believe we can do something Human beings are dying of HIV and AIDS—what are you going to do about it? We have a wealth of possibilities, talents, resources, and energy evaporating right before our eyes as if water is [...]
