Educating Teens about HIV/AIDS, Inc.
Educating Teens about HIV/AIDS (ETAH) is a 501 (c) (3) organization designed to educate pre-teens, teenagers, and young adults about the deadly impact of the HIV virus and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) through collaboration with local communities. It also serves to collaborate with the business community and to encourage schools, houses of worship, and community groups to plan programs to educate teens about HIV/AIDS during the month of March and throughout the year.
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Photo from the Screening of 'Absolutely SAFE' on March 9th as a part ETAH's Women & Girls Health Weekend. Pictured above from left to right: Joy Maxberry Woodruff; Carol Ciancutti-Leyva, Filmmaker; Audrey Ciancutti, Carol's mother and the film's inspiration; Albertha Graham-Ellison, ETAH Project Director; Kezia Ellison, ETAH Founder; and Judy Norsigian, Executive Director of Our Bodies, Ourselves. (Photo by Tene Croom)
Click here for the New Pittsburgh Courier Article about the March 9th event
Click here for the New Pittsburgh Courier Article about ETAH's March 10th Symposium
Click here to check out our Founder's Contribution to the New Edition of Our Bodies, Ourselves.
ATTENTION Teens & Parents--click events to find out more about the LIVE LIFE without the DISEASE series!
Participants from our Seventh Annual Teen HIV/AIDS Awareness Day,
May 18, 2011 in Philadelphia:
In this group of high school seniors we had future lawyers, accountants, doctors, and a lot of good actors & actresses--everyone is college bound!
Teens are always engaged at ETAH events, even at our Sixth Annual Red
Ribbon Gala in Observance of World AIDS Day that was held Weds., December 1, 2010.
Founder, Kezia L. Ellison talks to teens who also attended the Focus on Girls Symposium in October.
ETAH was proud to host Miss America 2010 Caressa Cameron for the
"Reclaiming our Youth through Community Connections III: Focus on Girls and Young Women" Symposium, October 13, 2010, in Pittsburgh, PA.
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