The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to fight HIV/AIDS by heightening global and local awareness, as well as generating financial support for educational programs and client care.
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- Founded:
- 1993
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Events
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- Telluride AIDS Benefit Sneak P...
Monday, January 4 at 12:00pm - TAB Fashion Show Auditions
Tuesday, January 12 at 6:00pm
Telluride Aids Benefit Auditions for the 2010 Telluride AIDS Benefit will be held nightly from 6PM to 10PM on January 12, 13 & 14. For more information please contact Nina Tumbas at 970-708-0277 or email her at ninatumbas@gmail.com
Telluride Aids Benefit Tickets go on sale January 4th at noon for the Telluride AIDS Benefit Thursday Night Sneak Peek Fashion Show February 25th 2010.
Telluride Aids Benefit
Tickets go on sale January 4th at noon for the Telluride AIDS Benefit Thursday Night Sneak Peek Fashion Show February 25th 2010.
Diamond (at the end of runway) $100
Platinum $75
Gold $60
Silver $50
Bronze $35
To purchase tickets please call 970-728-0869.
Time:12:00PM Monday, January 4th
Telluride Aids Benefit South African doctor sees drug-resistant HIV
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Most Recent : South African doctor sees drug-resistant HIV
Telluride Aids Benefit Auditions for the 2010 Telluride AIDS Benefit will be held nightly from 6PM to 10PM on January 12, 13 & 14. For more information please contact Nina Tumbas at 970-708-0277 or email her at ninatumbas@gmail.com
Telluride Aids Benefit Auditions for the 2010 Telluride AIDS Benefit will be held nightly from 6PM to 10PM on January 12, 13 & 14. For more information please contact Nina Tumbas at 970-708-0277 or email her at ninatumbas@gmail.com
Time:6:00PM Tuesday, January 12th
Telluride Aids Benefit U.S. repeals funding ban for needle exchanges
www.sfgate.com
(12-17) 15:42 PST WASHINGTON -- In a victory for AIDS-prevention efforts, Congress and President Obama have repealed a 21-year-old ban on federal funding for local programs that supply clean needles to drug users.
Telluride Aids Benefit National Leader on Latino HIV/AIDS Rights Dies
news.newamericamedia.org
New America Media is a nationwide association of over 700 ethnic media organizations representing the development of a more inclusive journalism. Founded in 1996 by Pacific News Service, New America Media ...
Telluride Aids Benefit HIV/AIDS The incurable epidemic: Two studies show how difficult it is to eradicate HIV/AIDS.
www.washingtonpost.com
FOR nearly 30 years scientists have been trying to break the back of the AIDS epidemic. Two recent studies show just how difficult and how distant that goal is.
Telluride Aids Benefit UNITAID To Launch Patent Pool For HIV/AIDS Drugs By Mid-2010
globalhealth.kff.org
The international drug procurement agency UNITAID on Monday unveiled plans to create a patent pool for HIV/AIDS medications to help increase access to generic versions of newer drugs at lower prices for low- and middle-income countries, Agence France-Presse reports. ...
Telluride Aids Benefit Black clergy to sound AIDS alarm at meeting.
www.freep.com
Growing concern about HIV/AIDS in the African-American community is bringing together leaders in Detroit today to combat a disease that state health officials said infects blacks at a rate about 10 times higher than whites.
Telluride Aids Benefit South Africa Issues Broad AIDS Policy
www.nytimes.com
Drug therapy for H.I.V.-positive pregnant women and babies will be available earlier, President Jacob Zuma said.
Telluride Aids Benefit African-American women remain at terrible risk.
www.buffalonews.com
As we approach World AIDS Day on Tuesday, the troubling incidence of AIDS among African- American women serves as a potent reminder about how far we must travel to effectively manage this disease. As ...
Telluride Aids Benefit
The Comeback of AIDS Activism:
What was once an American crisis is now a national afterthought. But there may be new life in the AIDS movement.
www.newsweek.com
What was once an American crisis is now a national afterthought. But there may be new life in the AIDS movement.
