January, 2009

Positive

Table of Contents

• Listen to City Voices: January 2009 Listen to a discussion on current events. > Read Article
  
  
• Big Money, Few Results By: Jeff Kelly LowensteinIllinois has spent millions to fight HIV and AIDS, but African Americans still struggle to receive needed treatment. > Read Article
  
  
• One Epidemic, Two Different Stories By: Kara MaddenTwo health departments post conflicting AIDS statistics. > Read Article
  
  
• Struggling In The Suburbs By: Jeff Kelly LowensteinHIV’s rapid rise presents distinct challenges for providers, community. > Read Article
  
  
• A Cocktail For Disaster By: Kelly VirellaHow mismanagement, slothful government and a tight state budget killed a pioneering AIDS fund for Illinois’ black communities. > Read Article
  
  
• R U Nfected? By: Marian WangAdvocates use technology to prevent HIV and AIDS among youth. > Read Article
  
  
• Editor's Note: January-February 2009 By: Alden K. LouryAIDS: An unchecked threat > Read Article
  
  
• Market Demands Bilingual Counselors By: Kara MaddenJanuary/February spinoff > Read Article
  
  
• Fewer Illegal Abandonments By: Rolando IthierJanuary/February spinoff > Read Article
  
  
• King Streets As Diverse As Nation By: Marian WangJanuary/February spinoff > Read Article
  
  
• Welfare Numbers Down Despite Weak Economy By: Laura BurnsJanuary/February spinoff > Read Article
  
  
• Getting Motivated By: Laura BurnsHow one program renews the homeless after joblessness. > Read Article
  
  
• Parting Shot: January/February 2009 November 7, 2008 > Read Article
  
  
• Pioneering AIDS Fund In Jeopardy By: Kelly Virella and Jeff Kelly LowensteinAdvocates scramble to recapture $3 million for pioneering AIDS fund before Nov. 21 veto deadline. > Read Article
  
  
• Listen to City Voices: January 2009 Listen to a discussion on HIV and AIDS epidemic in Illinois' African-American communities. > Read Article