If “I’m fine” had an accent, we’d study it. 😄🧠 JOIN US TODAY! Come laugh, learn, and reflect on family, culture, and mental health. Date: Feb 25, 3:00-4:30pm ET Guest: Joanne Awuor Oport (AFMH) 🔗 RSVP: ow.ly/6Me850YioUs 🆔 Zoom: 817 9672 2303 #AlkebulanCircle #AIHRC

#NAIRHHAday is visibility + belonging. African immigrant & refugee communities aren’t a footnote in HIV/hepatitis responses, we are the story too. Seen. Counted. Centered. Ubuntu: “I am because we are.” 🧡🫶🏾 #HIV #HepatitisB

For our community, #NAIRHHAday is a reminder: equity in access to essential health services in the U.S. is still a work in progress. Health shouldn’t depend on your zip code, accent, or paperwork. 🥁 #HealthEquity #HIV #HepatitisB

Silence doesn’t heal, support does. 🤝🏾 #NAIRHHAday is a call to keep advocating so African communities can access HIV & Hep B prevention, testing, and care without shame, fear, or stigma. #EndStigma #HIV #HepatitisB

NAIRHHA Day is a day to spotlight the needs, desires, and lived realities of African immigrant communities. Our voices are not background noise, they are the main story. Let’s listen well and act boldly. #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth

NAIRHHA Day is a reminder that quality healthcare should not be a privilege for a lucky few. Every person deserves care, dignity, and the chance to live a healthy life. Health is not for decoration. #NAIRHHADay #HealthEquity #HealthForAll #Africanimmigranthealth

NAIRHHA Day means educating, breaking stigma, and empowering our youth to build a healthier future. Silence has had enough airtime. Let truth, care, and community take the mic. #NAIRHHADay #EndTheStigma #YouthHealth

NAIRHHA Day reminds us that African immigrant and refugee communities should not be folded into categories that erase us. Our lives, stories, and needs deserve to be seen, counted, and centered. Na our day. #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth

NAIRHHA Day is more than just a date. It reminds us of our responsibility to protect the dignity, health, and future of African immigrant and refugee communities. Good care is not a favor. It is the work. #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth

NAIRHHA Day is advocacy, remembrance, education, and togetherness wrapped into one. We honor those we have lost, celebrate those still thriving, and remind our communities that they are seen, heard, and worth showing up for. #NAIRHHADay #EndHIV #HepatitisAwareness

NAIRHHA Day is our moment of truth and transformation. We stand tall in our stories, resilience, and right to be seen, valued, and protected. What does “standing tall” for our community look like to you? #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth

A call without shame, fear, or stigma NAIRHHA Day is a call to keep pushing until African communities can access HIV and Hepatitis B prevention, testing, and care without shame, fear, or stigma. If stigma had to pack its bags today, what would you tell it? #NAIRHHADay #EndStigma

NAIRHHA Day reminds us that culturally competent care is not a bonus, it is basic. African immigrant communities deserve care that sees us, hears us, and meets us well. What does that kind of care look like to you? #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrant Health

Big congratulations to the next Executive Director of NASTAD, Boatemaa Ntiri-Reid, JD, MPH! A true champion of #NAIRHHADay, her support has meant so much. We celebrate this well-deserved win and wish her wisdom, grace, and impact ahead. 🎉🤩 Learn more - ow.ly/IIbY50YEvkF

The drum is sounding. 🥁 Get the #NAIRHHADay Toolkit and join the call to raise awareness, share truth, and stand for African immigrant and refugee health. For partners and community members alike. Get the toolkit at nairhhaday.org/resources/ #AfricanImmigrantHealth

When many hands join, the load becomes lighter. 🧡 #NAIRHHADay is a community of interprofessionals working together for the elevation, liberation, and enduring wellbeing of African migrants in the U.S. That is people power with purpose. #AfricanImmigrantHealth #Community

#NAIRHHADay reminds us that our communities deserve equitable care, culturally responsive services, and a future free from HIV and hepatitis. One broomstick breaks easily, but a bundle stands strong. Together, we raise awareness, advocate, and celebrate our strength.

Let’s be clear: African immigrants are not “hard to reach”🙅 People want care. What gets in the way is stigma, fear, language barriers, immigration concerns, and broken trust. The issue is access and trust, not willingness. #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth #HepatitisAwareness

When people speak openly about living with #HIV, stigma loses some of its power. Stories can educate, advocate, and uplift in ways statistics alone never can. #AfricanImmigrantHealth #HepatitisAwareness #EndHIV #NAIRHHADAY

Let’s drop this myth once and for all: Having HIV or hepatitis B does not mean someone was “bad” or "irresponsible." That kind of thinking only fuels stigma and pushes people away from care. Truth over judgment, always. #NAIRHHADay #AfricanImmigrantHealth