National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (March 20th) [Video]

How to Celebrate National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Here’s a set of creative and engaging ways to mark National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

Each idea combines community connection, education, and personal reflection to help reduce HIV stigma and increase awareness within Native communities.

Host a Storytelling Circle

Celebrate the power of stories by hosting a gathering where individuals can share their personal experiences around health, resilience, and understanding HIV.

Storytelling is deeply rooted in Native culture and can foster empathy, inspire action, and break down the stigma surrounding HIV.

Take part online by using hashtags like #NNHAAD and #StopHIVTogether. Share facts, encouraging words, or artwork that highlights Native perspectives on HIV prevention and care.

Even a simple post can spread awareness far and wide, creating a wave of support across digital spaces.

Volunteer for Testing Events

Check out local clinics or health organizations offering free HIV testing on this day.

Volunteering not only helps these efforts but also supports the health of Native communities by increasing …