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In Today's In-Brief:
ADVOCACY, ART, COMMUNITY & SPIRIT: MEET THE ARTIST (Sneak preview)
Purchase a $250 benefactor ticket to HIV Law Project's 20th Anniversary Benefit and receive a limited print edition from contemporary artist John Luckett. John Luckett was born and raised in the deep South, is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and attended the Academy of Art College in San Francisco. He has exhibited his painting and mixed media work in numerous group shows in Los Angeles, New York, and Joshua Tree, and in solo exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. His work has been included in private and corporate collections in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tokyo, Rome, and London. Luckett spent earlier years as a writer, art director and graphic designer in Atlanta, New York and Los Angeles. In New York, his partnership with Susan Slover earned the design firm Luckett+Slover a number of national awards and international attention. He is currently living and working in the High Desert near Joshua Tree.RSVP Required. Register Today & Get a Free Print. We anticipate high demand for this event, please purchase your tickets early.
CWHA ANNOUNCES FALL 2009 KATRINA HASLIP LAW TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HIV Law Project is pleased to announce our fall 2009 Katrina Haslip Law Technical Assistance Program (Law TAP). This series is part of the Center for Women & HIV Advocacy at the HIV Law Project. Law TAP was created in 1993 and dedicated in memory of Katrina Haslip, a fierce advocate for HIV-positive women. Katrina believed that HIV-positive women were their own best advocates and spokespeople. She also believed that a peer-based approach to outreach and advocacy was crucial to ending the HIV epidemic. Law TAP continues Katrina’s legacy by providing low-income, HIV-positive women the training and knowledge they need to become successful advocates for themselves. Legal issues covered include: government benefits, housing, family law and confidentiality. Law TAP is a six week program. It is open only to HIV-positive women. Classes meet every Tuesday from 6–8 p.m. at the HIV Law Project office. Classes run from October 13 to November 17, 2009. Please help us spread the word. Download the flyer and application and share it with your friends, family and community!*HIV Law Project is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are 100% tax-deductible. BE SURE TO RECEIVE OUR IN-BRIEF EMAILS. MAKE HIV LAW PROJECT YOUR BUDDY! Some Internet Service Providers like AOL, Yahoo! and Hotmail use
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