[ASU] National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day cancelled

[Siphokazi Magadla]

Dear all,

Due to unforeseen terrible weather conditions in Washington DC. The keynote
speaker for the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (7:30pm Baker Theater),
Larry Bryant was not able to leave D.C today as was expected. Therefore, the
events of tonight have been regrettable canceled. The Office of Multicultural
Programs and the Black Student Cultural Programming are working on a new date to
host Larry, March 9th, but this is not yet confirmed. 


Sincerely,
Kazi. 










Quoting Siphokazi Magadla <sm103708 at ohio.edu>:

> Hello friends, 
> 
> As most of you are aware the month of February is Black History Month
> on the
> American calender. The Bokamoso Leadership Forum is very proud to
> partner with
> the Office of Multicultural Programs and the Black Student Cultural
> Programming
> Board  in organizing the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day this
> coming
> Monday, February 8 at Baker Theater, 7:30 pm. Bokamoso helped get the
> keynote
> speaker for the day, HIV/AIDS Activist, Director of National
> Organizing Housing
> Works Larry Bryant from Washington D.C. 
> 
> This is to invite you all to come listen to the keynote address by
> Larry Bryant
> and to be part of the many other activities that will celebrate and
> raise
> awareness about HIV/AIDS in the Black community. As we come from a
> continent
> that is most affected by HIV/AIDS in the world, it is indeed our
> responsibility
> to be involved and to learn from the many strategies Africans in the
> Diaspora
> are dealing with the tragedy of HIV/AIDS. And as well to be part of
> this month
> of February that is celebrating the achievements and challenges of
> Black people
> in the United States. 
> 
> See you all at 7:30pm Baker Center Theatre, Monday 8, 2010! 
> 
> Cheers,
> Kazi. 
> 
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Siphokazi Magadla


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