On #NBHAAD we uplift Black communities, increase HIV education, and fight stigma. While progress has been made, barriers like racism, discrimination & healthcare mistrust still impact access to HIV prevention & treatment. Let’s change that! Learn more at

Everyone has a story, and together, we can #EndHIVStigma. Learn more about testing, treatment, and resources at

Brrr, it’s freezing out there, New Orleans! While you’re bundling up, let’s also warm up with some knowledge to fight HIV stigma. Learn more about the facts at Together, we can spread awareness and fight misinformation!

When someone living with HIV reaches an undetectable status through consistent treatment, there is ZERO RISK of sexually transmitting HIV (U=U). Find free HIV meds & supportive services at or call/text: (504) 884-3307 (504) 231-7443 (en Español)

Power Up Your Pen! Black women living with HIV are invited to join this transformative storytelling workshop, designed to empower your voice and unlock your potential. Every Thursday, from January 16 - February 20. Contact Sy’ria Jackson at (225) 221-6341 for more details.

Taking a stand against HIV stigma is quick and impactful! In less than a minute, you can help make a difference by signing the pledge at Every signature matters to raising awareness, supporting those living with HIV, and breaking the barriers of stigma.

Start the new year by taking charge of your health! Order your FREE at-home HIV test kit online at It’s quick, secure, and easy to do from the comfort of your home.

Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, we’re another year closer to our goal: zero new HIV infections and zero people out of care. Together we can make this mission a reality through awareness, prevention, and action. Take a stand at

What an incredible December for our Bounce to Zero team! From community events to workshops, our ambassadors showed up with passion and purpose. Thank you to everyone who made this year impactful. Your support fuels our mission to end the HIV epidemic. We’re excited for 2025!

Taking action against HIV stigma has never been easier! In under a minute, you can make an impact by signing the pledge at Your signature is a step toward raising awareness and supporting those living with HIV.

HIV 🚫 Myth vs. ✅ Fact ⤵️ 💬 This holiday season, unwrap the truth—knowing the facts helps protect yourself and others. Let’s bust myths and spread awareness, not misinformation. Learn more at

At Bounce to Zero, we remain committed to ending the HIV epidemic by spreading awareness, providing resources, and breaking the stigma. Together, we’re creating a healthier and more empowered future. From our team to yours—have a happy, healthy, and joyful holiday season!

PEP is like Plan B, but for HIV. 💊 Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is an emergency medication that can prevent people from getting HIV after a possible encounter with HIV —like unprotected sex, needle sharing, or sexual assault. Learn more at

In this testimonial, Robert shares his journey with HIV stigma, highlighting how knowledge and awareness can change lives. Stigma creates fear and harm — but it doesn’t have to be this way. When we educate ourselves, we empower each other. Watch it here:

On December 6, we gathered for the HIV/AIDS Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony to honor those living with HIV, pay tribute to those we’ve lost to AIDS-related complications, and strengthen our commitment to ending the HIV epidemic. Check out the photos at

New Orleans is part of a national initiative to end the HIV epidemic! Through Bounce to Zero, led by @nolahealthdept, we’re increasing prevention, testing, treatment, and education to reduce new HIV cases by 95% by 2030. Learn more and join us at

Last week, we gathered at the New Orleans AIDS Memorial for the HIV/AIDS Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony. Together, we honored those living with HIV, paid tribute to those we’ve lost to AIDS-related complications, and renewed our commitment to ending the HIV epidemic.

The second week of World AIDS Day, HIV Weeks of Awareness 2024 is here, bringing more ways to engage and connect in New Orleans! Don’t miss these opportunities to take action, build connections, and move forward together. For the full calendar, visit

Join us on December 5 for Lights of Hope & Awareness, a powerful tribute as the State Capitol and Hibernia Tower light up in red to honor World AIDS Day and HIV Weeks of Awareness 2024. For more information & the full calendar of events, visit

Join us this Friday, Dec. 6 for the HIV/AIDS Memorial Wreath Laying Ceremony at the New Orleans AIDS Memorial in Washington Square Park. For more information & the full calendar of events, visit