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Addressing HIV in People of Color Communities: Tips and Tots for LGBTQ Community Centers
PDF, 1.49mb
Tip From A Former Smoker (English)

Categories: Cessation, Tobacco
"HIV alone didn't cause the clogged artery in my neck. Smoking with HIV did." A Tip From a Former Smoker from the CDC and LGBT HealthLink.
Color Poster, 11" x17"
PDF, 222kb
Tip From A Former Smoker (Spanish)

Categories: Cessation, Tobacco
"El VIH solo no me causó la obstrucción de la arteria en el cuello. Fumar, teniendo el VIH, me la causó." A Tip From a Former Smoker from the CDC and LGBT HealthLink.
Color Poster, 11" x17"
PDF, 266kb
8 Ways Tobacco Affects Vulnerable People (English)

Categories: Infographics, Tobacco
8 Ways Tobacco Affects Vulnerable People
Color Poster 17x11
PDF, 144kb
8 Ways Tobacco Affects Vulnerable People (Spanish)

Categories: Infographics, Tobacco
8 Maneras Que El Uso Del Tabaco Afecta A Personas Vulnerables
Color Poster 17x11
PDF, 160kb
Health Starts Here (English)

Category: Wellness
Health Starts Here For Everyone
Color Poster 8.5x11
PDF, 92kb
Health Starts Here (Spanish)

Category: Wellness
Tu Salud Empieza Aqui. Salud Para Tod@s.
Color Poster 8.5x11
PDF, 42kb
My Greatest Enemy - Paul

My Greatest Enemy - Paul
PDF, 10.39mb
LGBT Wellness Fact Sheet

Categories: Fact Sheet, Wellness
Wellness is about being physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people have unique wellness needs because of the health disparities they face.
PDF, 587kb
Tobacco Use Among LGBT Youth Fact Sheet

Categories: Fact Sheet, Tobacco
Tobacco use is the most serious yet preventable health crisis facing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth in their teens and twenties
PDF, 602kb
Tobacco Use in LGBT Communities Fact Sheet

Categories: Fact Sheet, Tobacco
Nearly one in three lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) adults smoke, a rate that is more than 50% higher than other adults.
PDF, 385kb
Health Starts Here palm card - 2 sides

Categories: LGBT Health Equity, Wellness
4x6 palm card, 2-sided palm card, English on one side - Spanish on the other
695px X 453px
JPG, 61kb
Healthcare Bill of Rights Wallet Card Business card - 3.5" X 2"

Categories: LGBT Health Equity, Wellness
LGBT people suffer from stigma related health issues like smoking or mental health problems. When we fear a chilly welcome we avoid doctors, which means we also don't get well-person care like cancer screenings. The first step in breaking this chain is getting LGBT people in regular healthcare; this tool can help you be confident of your rights.
Put a copy in your pocket and be ready to stand up next time your rights aren't respected.
Would you like to have your own branded version of the Healthcare Bill of Rights materials? Your own page to which you can send friends of your organization to get your branded materials? Visit our partner page here to view who is already on board and become a partner, too!
PDF, 92kb
Cervical Cancer Screening for Sexual and Gender Minority

Category: Cervical Cancer Screening (Wed, 12pm)
Lesbian, bisexual, and queer women as well as transgender men and non-binary people who were assigned female at birth are less likely to be screened for cervical cancer than their heterosexual, cisgender counterparts. This presentation will discuss some of the barriers that prevent sexual and gender minority individuals who are assigned female at birth from taking care of their cervical health. This presentation will also discuss some steps to take to make “traditional woman-only” spaces more LGBT affirming and welcoming as well as alternative options for cervical Pap tests, such as self-sampling kits. Finally, we’ll discuss Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center’s new health promotion campaign, “If you’ve got it, Pap it!”
PDF, 2.31mb
LGBT Wellness

Category: Wellness
LGBT HealthLink has created 4 new tools for wellness and cancer prevention. We are excited to introduce 4 brochures filled with facts and information about cancer risks and prevention for the LGBT community. Download and print these brochures to share this useful and timely information with your clients, students, and the LGBT community at large.
PDF, 806kb
Trans Individuals and Cancer

Category: Cancer
LGBT HealthLink has created 4 new tools for wellness and cancer prevention. We are excited to introduce 4 brochures filled with facts and information about cancer risks and prevention for the LGBT community. Download and print these brochures to share this useful and timely information with your clients, students, and the LGBT community at large.
PDF, 5.96mb
Cancer and Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer Women

Category: Cancer
LGBT HealthLink has created 4 new tools for wellness and cancer prevention. We are excited to introduce 4 brochures filled with facts and information about cancer risks and prevention for the LGBT community. Download and print these brochures to share this useful and timely information with your clients, students, and the LGBT community at large.
PDF, 6.03mb
Cancer and Gay, Bisexual, and Queer Men

Category: Cancer
LGBT HealthLink has created 4 new tools for wellness and cancer prevention. We are excited to introduce 4 brochures filled with facts and information about cancer risks and prevention for the LGBT community. Download and print these brochures to share this useful and timely information with your clients, students, and the LGBT community at large.
PDF, 6.2mb
Addressing HIV in People of Color Communities: Tips and Tots for LGBTQ Community Centers

PDF, 1.49mb
Health should not be a privilege for the rich—the right to health belongs to everyone

UNAIDS announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos that world leaders should be doing more to ensure healthcare to vulnerable populations, such as LGBT people, women, and immigrants. They say that nations need to invest more spending in healthcare, which should be a right and not a privilege of the rich, if health problems such as HIV are to be overcome.
PDF, 180kb
Comorbidities associated with HPV infection among people living with HIV-1 in the southeastern US

Researchers found that among people living with HIV in the South, men were more likely than women to report a number of HPV-related clinical conditions, despite the fact that in the general population, these conditions are usually more common among women than among men. The study highlights the importance of understanding and addressing broader health issues facing people living with HIV.
PDF, 969kb
LGBT Wellness - Updated Graphics

LGBT HealthLink has created 4 tools for wellness and cancer prevention. We are excited to introduce 4 brochures filled with facts and information about cancer risks and prevention for the LGBT community. Download and print these brochures to share this useful and timely information with your clients, students, and the LGBT community at large.
PDF, 1.02mb