Author: Carma Henry

“It is important to emphasize that FAMU remains an accredited institution, even while under the probation sanction from SACSCOC,” said FAMU Interim President Larry Robinson

Black leaders from across the nation outlined a “Black Agenda” that would be presented to President Barack Obama and Congress early next year.

People around the world are praying for the health of former South African President Nelson Mandela as he remained hospitalized since last weekend for a lung infection

Shaw insists that forgiveness saved her life: “For me, if I hadn’t forgiven I would be out there, somewhere, in that world, abusing myself. I would die.”

Sabrina Heard, HIV-positive community health worker, reveals what HIV looks like

Matthew Rose is an HIV advocate and a strong voice for young Black gay men in the United States. Based in Washington D.C., Matthew does independent consulting on HIV/AIDS policy

One of the most intriguing borders thus far is that of the U.S. military

The Cicely Bolden case exposes the dangers women face when telling partners they’re HIV-positive.

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Baptist Health South Florida employees always jump on the opportunity to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity, having sponsored 24 homes in over 20 years. Recently, Baptist Health employees of diverse backgrounds joined forces for a special Day of Service: Caring for Our Community to help revitalize and improve homes for low income families

Sharon R. Wilson, president of the Senate of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, is set to return to Florida Memorial University (FMU), her alma mater, to deliver the keynote address at the fall commencement ceremony.