 presents during Black History Month 2010
The Reggie Williams Exhibit
Life and Legacy of AIDS Activist Reggie Williams (1951-1999) Cincinnati – Los Angeles – San Francisco – Amsterdam the Black AIDS Institute, Los Angeles, Curator Wolfgang Schreiber, Amsterdam, Netherlands
February 7th – March 7th, 2010 Admission free STOP AIDS • 220 Findlay Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 513-421-2437 www.stopaidscincy.org > Map Sunday, February 7 – Black AIDS Awareness Day – Opening Ceremony – 4pm-7pm.  > Read the article "Homecoming of Reggie Williams" (PDF, 3 pages) in STREETVIBES > Photographs of the exhibit by Mark Hayden > Photos of the exhibit by different photographers > Slideshow Details and Objects of the exhibit The closing ceremony was on Sunday March 7, 2010. Please read what Ashley Miller, "Miss Black Ohio USA 2010" writes in her blog!
Film Program - Marlon Riggs Retrospective Admission free Every Wednesday 6pm – Film & Discussion February 10th - Tongues Untied February 17th – Affirmations – Anthem – No Regret February 24th - Black Is…Black Ain’t March 3rd - I Shall Not Be Removed: The Life of Marlon Riggs These films and a few other ones are still available at the Video Library at Stop AIDS Cincinnati. Please contact David E. White DWhite (at) ohcare.org
Women’s Program
Monday, February 22nd from 6pm to 7.30pm – HIV & Women - Film Seen, But Not Heard, Discussion, Education. Admission free.
Sunday, March 7, 2010, 4pm-6pm Closing Ceremony Reggie Williams Exhibit  Keynote speaker: Phill Wilson, Black AIDS Institute Please read what Ashley Miller, "Miss Black Ohio USA 2010" writes in her blog!
At the bottom of this page
- You can download the program as a WORD document
- Read and/or download as a PDF the articles Reggie Williams wrote for the "Yours In The Struggle Project" on "Tongues Untied", "No Regret", "Black Is... Black Ain't" and Marlon Riggs!
| The Reggie Williams Exhibit Project in Reggie's hometown Cincinnati was supported by Tax deductible donations to The Black AIDS Institute, the fiscal agent of the exhibit project, could be made through www.firstgiving.com/reggieexhibit. This fundraising page is no longer accepting donations.If you'd like to support the project please contact Wolfgang Schreiber reggiewilliamsexhibit@gmail.com  The Cincinnati Exhibit has been made possible by kind donations and help from friends: Connie & Willie Holsey, Cincinnati, OH Bas Dorlandt, Amsterdam, NL
Ronald Weier, Amsterdam, NL
Stephen Matchett, San Francisco, CA Roland Wilkins, Tampa, FL Storme Webber, Seattle, WA Nico Krüger, Bremen Shangie Rochat, Amsterdam, NL James Ivory, San Francisco, CA Beldan Sezen, Amsterdam, NL Steve Lew, San Francisco, CA Olumide Popoola, London, UK Evana Gerstman, Sammamish, WA Marischka Klinkhamer, Amsterdam, NL Julie Potratz, Sammamish, WA
David Lakein, Chicago, IL
Detlev Hauschildt, Amsterdam, NL
Carolin Dartsch, Berlin
Wanya Kruyer, Amsterdam
Susan van Hoorn, Amsterdam
Isabel Imhof, Munich H Alexander Satorie-Robinson, Baltimore, MD
Henriëtte Kuypers-Touré, Amsterdam
Anna Trap, Amsterdam
Luk Nys, Antwerp, Belgium
David Housel, New York City, NY
James Calvin Fonduex, Stockton, CA
Anthony Glover, New York City, NY
Les Everett, Chicago, IL A. Cornelius Baker, Washington DC Patricia Smiley, Paris Polly Perkins, Amsterdam Monika Chakravorti, Bremen
Thank you all so much!!!
Would you like to support the exhibit project, too? Any little donation is appreciated!
  Tax deductible donations to The Black AIDS Institute can still be made for the Cause "The Reggie Williams Exhibit - Cincinnati 2010". Many thanks to - A Catered Affair, Cincinnati - Cyrill Phipps, Urban Media Warrior, New York - Dr. Paul Volberding and the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation, San Francisco - The Black AIDS Institute, Los Angeles, fiscal sponsor of the exhibit project, and its CEO Phill Wilson. - Mamie Harris, founder and CEO of IV-CHARIS and Liz Presley Fields, EPIP - thank you for your moral support! Thanks to all the volunteers of STOP AIDS Cincinnati, CEO Amy McMahon and especially Community Investment Coordinator David E. White! Without him this exhibit in Cincinnati would not have been possible! Wolfgang Schreiber Curator Information on HIV/AIDS facts in Ohio:
HIV/AIDS organizations in Cincinnati:
IV-CHARIS [4 Ku-ree-s]:Compassionate Hearts Assisting, Rebuilding, Instructing and Serving is the only faith-based HIV/AIDS organization in Cincinnati, OH. www.4charis.com
provides safe, affordable housing and supportive services for individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS.
1821 Summit Road, Suite 001 Cincinnati, Ohio 45237 513.761.1480 EPIP - The Early Prevention and Intervention Project
7162 Reading Road, Suite 710, Cincinnati, OH 45237
Phone: (513) 961-9930 STOP AIDS • 220 Findlay Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 513-421-2437 www.stopaidscincy.org Greater Cincinnati HIV/AIDS Information Center (GCAC) A Resource and Information Link for those: • who are in need of HIV/AIDS and related services; • those who are providers of HIV/AIDS services; • other health providers that need information and a guide to HIV/AIDS services; and, • those who have an interest or need for more information related to HIV/AIDS issues. |
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