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2008-04-30
mtvU & KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION LAUNCH POSorNOT.com TO CHALLENGE STIGMA, FIGHT SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS

2008-04-30
mtvU & KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION LAUNCH POSorNOT.com TO CHALLENGE STIGMA, FIGHT SPREAD OF HIV/AIDS

2008-04-16
In a project by MTVU, The Kaiser Family and POZ Magazine, Founder Donohue, Founder of Who's Positive will help assist in "sharing his story and helping challenge stigma and misconceptions about who is living with HIV/AIDS in the U.S. today"

2008-03-20
HIV/AIDS ACTIVIST TO APPEAR ON "CALL THE DOCTOR”

2008-03-19
Tom's story as told on NBC News

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Tom, I just wanted to tell you what a great job you are doing wiith your program. I attened the Who\'s Positive program at the Iowa HIV/AIDS conference earlier this month. You did such a wonderful job relating to everyone in the room, i can only imagine how the younger indviduals must relate to you and your program. - Karen Crimmings, Cerro Gordo County Dept. Public Health (Iowa)

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ABOUT WHO'S POSITIVE

Who's Positive was founded after Tom Donohue, Founder of Who's Positive found out that he was HIV+ In October of 2003. He stood up and spoke unexpectedly at a World AIDS Day Event at the Pennsylvania State University. Tired of keeping this a secret, he wanted to reach out to bring HIV to the forefront and to let his peers know that the virus was in their back yards and that is it not an experience they want to go through or an experience they want to put their families, friends or loved ones through.


Just click below to find out your local testing location.		Click the Logo below to view a webcast of Who's Positive This archived program is from the campus of Lock Haven University - directly after the program we had over 150 students show up to get tested for HIV. Nearly 500 students attended this program.

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