Louisiana Sisters—Let’s Talk About Our Health.

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Empower Your Health

In Louisiana, Black women account for the largest share of new HIV diagnoses among women—but together, we have the power to change that by turning knowledge into action, protecting our health, and rewriting the narrative for ourselves and future generations

This is your space to learn, grow, and protect what matters most - YOU!

HIV prevention isn’t just about awareness—it’s about empowerment. Our easy-to-follow information and resources are collected with you in mind: culturally relevant, judgment-free, and designed to fit your life. Because your health is power—and you deserve all of it.

Explore what we offer

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Equip yourself with confidence!
Comprehensive education tools that make HIV prevention easy to understand.

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Connect with community!
Local health care providers, community agencies, and grassroots coalitions.

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Information is power! Access to accurate information, to equip informed decisions.

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