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April 3 - University of Vermont
April 4 - University of Iowa
April 5 - Iowa State University
April 7-8 - Washington, D.C.
April 9 - University of Virginia
April 11 - Harvard
Meet The Speakers
>> Click here for a PDF of the speaker bios which you can print and hand out at your event! <<
Resty Nalwanga
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Vuyokazi "Vovo" Gonyela
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Gavyko SumterUnited States of America Gavyko Sumter is a 25-year-old artist and social advocate from Columbia, SC. Born the youngest of eight, Gavyko was raised in the heart of the Bible Belt in the Apostolic Church: growing a love and thirst for spirituality that fuels their passion and drive—even today. Gavyko attended the University of South Carolina as a Computer Science and Applied Mathematics double major, where they partnered with organizations like the Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services [PALSS] and South Carolina’s Continuum of Care [CoC] conducting sexual health research and training groups on college campuses throughout the state of South Carolina. After learning of their HIV diagnosis in 2014, they developed and directed a Concept Show with their brothers from the Iota Mu chapter of Alpha Phi Omega to help bring awareness to sexual assault and trauma in the Midlands before moving to New York City in 2016—homeless. Since moving to Queens, NY, Gavyko has worked with various advocacy and organizing groups/efforts in the city: such as the Ali Forney Center, VOCAL-NY and Queerocracy, RHY Raise the Age campaign, the Center for Anti-Violence Education and Theatre of the Oppressed to name a few—working to better serve and empower runaway and homeless youth, both city and statewide. |
Becky KrogerSouth Africa / United Kingdom Becky was born in South Africa and moved to England in 2009. She has been campaigning with Youth Stop AIDS since 2017 and has been volunteering in the HIV sector since she was a child. She talks about her experience to raise awareness and to tackle the UK government to re-prioritize HIV. |
Spread The Word
#WeCanEndAIDS: Join as activists from around the world tell their stories and invite you to take part in the global grassroots movement to #endAIDS! more info: bit.ly/wecanendaids2019
Contact Us
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