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Cable Positive
www.cablepositive.org
1775 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10019
Phone: (212) 713-7110
Fax: (212) 713-7196
Cable Positive is dedicated to unifying the talents, resources, access and influence
of the communications industry to raise AIDS awareness; to fund AIDS education, research
and care; and to promote a more compassionate climate for people whose lives have been
affected by HIV and AIDS.
Coming Into View: Women, Families, & AIDS
www.aidsinfonyc.org/berridge/index.html
Photographs by Mary Berridge. This is an archived site, no longer being updated.
Consumer News -- Information for People Living with Disabilities
http://cidronline.com
Consumer Information and Dispute Resolution
32 Court Street, Suite 1401
Brooklyn, NY 11201-4404
In New York City: (718) 222-CIDR (222-2437)
Toll-free (Outside NYC): (877) 870-9379
Fax: (718) 222-8076
Email: arbiter@cidronline.com
C.I.D.R. provides advocacy, ombudsman, mediation and facilitation services, and
transitional housing resources for people with disabilities.
Don't Shut Me Out (video)
www.aidsnyc.org/shut.html
The Center for Special Studies
The New York Hospital
525 East 68th Street, F-24
New York, NY 10021
Phone: 212-746-4417
Fax: 212-746-8415
A documentary exploring the issues that HIV+ parents struggle with when disclosing
their HIV status to their children. The tape presents first-person accounts of the
conflicts of four parents who have not yet disclosed, relates the stories of four families
who have spoken openly about the parent's HIV status and offers the opinions of an expert
in the field. It is available for purchase through this site
The Estate Project for Artists With AIDS
A project of the Alliance for the Arts
www.artistswithaids.org
330 West 42nd Street
New York, New York 10036
Phone: (212) 947-6340
Fax: (212) 947-6416
The mission of the Estate Project is threefold: to provide practical
estate planning advice to all artists, especially those living with HIV/AIDS; to document
and offset the immense loss wrought by AIDS in all artistic disciplines; and to preserve
the cultural legacy of the AIDS crisis so that future generations can enjoy, study and
engage artworks as aesthetic achievements and historical documents.
Inter-Q-Zone
http://www.aidsinfonyc.org/Q-zone
An Internet magazine for Transgender/Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/HIV+ people and their
friends, addressing issues of health, nutrition, spirituality, and community. New
issues of Inter-Q-Zone are no longer being published, but the archived issues are
available.
LIFEbeat, Inc.
http://www.lifebeat.org
630 Ninth Avenue, Suite 1010
New York, NY 10036-3708
Phone: (212) 459-2590 or (800) AIDS-411
Fax: (212) 459-2892
Email: info@lifebeat.org
Working in conjunction with AIDS service organizations across the country, LIFEbeat
provides HIV/AIDS prevention materials and referrals to testing and counseling services to
young people through the organization's work on tours, at concert venues and in clubs.
Scenarios USA
www.scenariosusa.org
44 West 28th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 252-9090
Fax: (212) 252-1511
Email: info@scenariosusa.org
Scenarios USA gives teens the reins to create their own media on issues that shape
their lives, such as HIV/AIDS, relationships, sexual identity, dating, and teen pregnancy.
Teens, ages 12-22, address issues by writing stories for the annual Scenarios "What's
the Real Deal?" contest. The winners, chosen through a juried process, are partnered
with renowned filmmakers to make their stories into short films for national distribution.
The high-quality shorts are mainly used in classrooms, community groups, and teen programs
to get teens to think about their lives and discuss the choices they make.
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