Date:3/19/2008

d resources and competing priorities. Tribes, community organizations, and health departments will be holding many events on this day of advocacy, such as free HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis screening, HIV trainings, sunrise ceremonies, walks, basketball tournaments, and others. Please review an interactive map of activities across the country: http://www.nnaapc.org/news/nnhaadmap.htm. I encourage all staff and community members to take part in this special day to not just raise awareness, but to implement change.

For Mr. McSwain's Public Service Announcements, press statement and information on National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, please visit our IHS HIV Program website http://www.ihs.gov/MedicalPrograms/HIVAIDS/ or the AIDS.gov website http://www.AIDS.gov. To locate a testing site near you, please visit http://www.hivtest.org.

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