I’m so proud to relaunch our flagship training program! Join the folks ending HIV in Black communities!!

We heard #dababy comments. We’re using them as an opportunity to uplift our peoples and talk about #HIV . Because we will not be shamed. #StopHIVStigma

BAI boss Raniyah Copeland sat down with USA Today for this piece!

'We’ve come so far, yet we’re in the same place as we were 40 years ago when we look at who is being most impacted.'
— Raniyah Copeland

Read here: usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…

Tomorrow! Commemorate the 40th anniversary of the discovery AIDS in a uniquely and unapologetically way with us tomorrow!

Join us on Saturday as we commemorate the 40th anniversary of the discovery of HIV and celebrate Black heroes fighting to end HIV in Black communities!

That’s my besssss friend!!! She a real bad 💅🏾💁🏽‍♀️

It filled me up to honor and celebrate Blck women with other Black women

'The profound racial and gender disparities brought to light by the COVID-19 pandemic, while alarming, are sadly nothing new.' — Chris Beyrer with Raniyah Copeland for The Lancet

#EndingTheHIVEpidemic #LetsStopHIVTogether #HIV

Read more here: ow.ly/Idez50DMchy

Our Pres. and CEO Raniyah Copeland was featured in this article, explaining some of the the ways we're fighting to finally shut the book HIV/AIDS: 'Ending HIV in Black America will only happen if our efforts to end HIV are led by Black communities.' ✊🏾

hivplusmag.com/news/2021/1/22…

'Our mission is to engage Black institutions and individuals to confront HIV, and I think we’ve done so much of that ... We’ve made a huge impact supporting Black leadership in the HIV workforce.' — Raniyah Copeland ✊🏾 thebody.com/article/raniya…

BAI President and CEO Raniyah Copeland sat down with ESSENCE to talk about where Black communities stand in the current fight against HIV/AIDS and the work that still must be done to increase our progress—timely in light of #NBHAAD2021 this week! essence.com/articles/hiv-a…

We need to continually hold space for Black trans women to share their experiences, contribute to the work, and be in leadership. #NBHAAD #CelebrateBlackWomen

Q2: This #NBHAAD we honor Black women who are living with #HIV & are at highest risk compared to women of ALL other races. Check out AIDSVu #NBHAAD infographic.
#CelebrateBlackWomen #BlackHealth

Q1. We are a #UniquelyAndUnapologeticallyBlack organization that is proudly led by a Black woman. Check out Raniyah Copeland #NBHAAD message about ending #HIV in Black America! youtu.be/KVvDeXhzDs8 #CelebrateBlackWomen

Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NBHAAD . NBHAAD is a stark reminder of the racial inequities and systemic challenges that have put Black people at risk for HIV for over four decades. We cannot end HIV without ending it in Black communities. #NBHAAD 2021 #BHM

TODAY at 3 p.m.! BAI Pres. & CEO Raniyah Copeland and Hydeia Broadbent discuss the road ahead to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Black communities, commemorating today, National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day #NBHAAD2021 . Stream on DREF Research Matters's FB page: bit.ly/HIV-notagame

After an unprecedented and emotionally exhausting year, Plus asked some of the most respected Black leaders in the HIV community what they want to see happen in 2021.

Raniyah Copeland Black AIDS Institute Legacy Community Health Hoosier Int'l AIDS Conf. Scholarship Fund (HISF) hivplusmag.com/news/2021/1/22…

From the latest issue of POZ: “My ancestors fought for me to have freedom that they never had.” - Raniyah Copeland, president and CEO of Black AIDS Institute poz.com/article/black-…

'There has not been enough individual introspection about how white supremacy shapes us all. And that includes Black people, too, because we live in a white supremacy structure' — BAI's Raniyah Copeland on how fighting HIV means confronting white supremacy ow.ly/xwmK50D3YCd

Am I now allowed to tell strangers how to properly cough??! #dontcoughinyourhand #useatissue #coughinyourshirt #coughinyourelbow #coronavirus