We’re doing a week of meaningful content related to World AIDS Day. For us, it’s all about education and community – the two founding principles at EdenFantasys.com. As many know, World AIDS Day is Tuesday, December 1st. To commemorate this day, Eden Fantasys has launched a new weeklong project.
You may be familiar with AIDS Service Center of New York City, an amazing frontline nonprofit organization that provides a multitude of services and programs relating to AIDS. We want to raise awareness for ASC and the tremendous support they provide. To get everyone involved, we’re doing a Twitter fundraiser; to help raise money, all you have to do is retweet. If our hashtag, #Eden1K4AIDS, gets 1,000 tweets from 1,000 people, we’ll give ASC NYC $1,000! We’ve also filmed two videos, to give you more insight to ‘A Day in the Life at ASC-NYC’; they will be debuting this week.
To commemorate World AIDS Day 2009, SexIs and Eden Café present a special series of essays from the personal to the universal. Discover the innate mistakes and kindnesses of people, the spirit of community, the necessity of anger, and the absolute power of hope.
The World AIDS Day Project is comprised of a variety of new articles and essays – both personal and academic, on Eden Fantasys’ sex magazine SexIs, as well as on EF’s blog, Eden Café. This week of dedicated articles and essays begins today, Monday November 30th, and runs through Friday, December 4th.
Upcoming publications:
• Human Rights, Sexual Rights and World AIDS Day: Dr. Dick on the dual inalienability of human rights and sexual rights
• Anatomy of an AIDS Activist: GL Morrison on the changes in AIDS activism over the years
• Live Through This: Can Gay Rights Be Gained via HIV? Mandy Van Deven on the perception and fight against AIDS in India
• ASC-NYC videos, A Day in the Life at ASC-NYC: On the Frontlines of the Forgotten War, An Inside Look at ASC NYC, and One by One
• Learning Out Loud: Elizabeth Boskey on how the advent of HIV/AIDS shaped her thinking and led her to a career of innovation and education
• Boogeyman Logic: Requiem for Matthew: Judy Cole with a personal reflection on an old friend lost to AIDS
• AIDS through My Days: Sarah Sloane on her own personal timeline and relationship with AIDS
• AIDS Really Isn’t That Funny: The Bloggess trying to find the funny
• No Dominion: Kal Cobalt on growing up in a small town who took the early initiative in the fight against AIDS and how this upbringing shaped her sexual persona
Please join us in this week of education and personal reflection – we appreciate your support!
You may be familiar with AIDS Service Center of New York City, an amazing frontline nonprofit organization that provides a multitude of services and programs relating to AIDS. We want to raise awareness for ASC and the tremendous support they provide. To get everyone involved, we’re doing a Twitter fundraiser; to help raise money, all you have to do is retweet. If our hashtag, #Eden1K4AIDS, gets 1,000 tweets from 1,000 people, we’ll give ASC NYC $1,000! We’ve also filmed two videos, to give you more insight to ‘A Day in the Life at ASC-NYC’; they will be debuting this week.
To commemorate World AIDS Day 2009, SexIs and Eden Café present a special series of essays from the personal to the universal. Discover the innate mistakes and kindnesses of people, the spirit of community, the necessity of anger, and the absolute power of hope.
The World AIDS Day Project is comprised of a variety of new articles and essays – both personal and academic, on Eden Fantasys’ sex magazine SexIs, as well as on EF’s blog, Eden Café. This week of dedicated articles and essays begins today, Monday November 30th, and runs through Friday, December 4th.
Upcoming publications:
• Human Rights, Sexual Rights and World AIDS Day: Dr. Dick on the dual inalienability of human rights and sexual rights
• Anatomy of an AIDS Activist: GL Morrison on the changes in AIDS activism over the years
• Live Through This: Can Gay Rights Be Gained via HIV? Mandy Van Deven on the perception and fight against AIDS in India
• ASC-NYC videos, A Day in the Life at ASC-NYC: On the Frontlines of the Forgotten War, An Inside Look at ASC NYC, and One by One
• Learning Out Loud: Elizabeth Boskey on how the advent of HIV/AIDS shaped her thinking and led her to a career of innovation and education
• Boogeyman Logic: Requiem for Matthew: Judy Cole with a personal reflection on an old friend lost to AIDS
• AIDS through My Days: Sarah Sloane on her own personal timeline and relationship with AIDS
• AIDS Really Isn’t That Funny: The Bloggess trying to find the funny
• No Dominion: Kal Cobalt on growing up in a small town who took the early initiative in the fight against AIDS and how this upbringing shaped her sexual persona
Please join us in this week of education and personal reflection – we appreciate your support!