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Spring 2008 Edition of Positive Impact

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Volunteer Opportunities

2007 Twin Cities GLBT Pride  



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PrideAlive: Gay/Bisexual Men's Health Education
PrideAlive is a program gay and bisexual men and our allies working together to stop the spread of HIV and STDs by creating and sustaining a healthy sexual community. We empower individuals to participate in their health through educational, social, political, and civic involvement. To get involved, call 612-373-2474 or email pridealive@mnaidsproject.org

To learn more about PrideAlive, visit their Web site: http//www.pridealive.org


Tuesday and Thursday Nighters
On the second Tuesday of each month, volunteers meet at MAP to help out with special projects. During busy events seasons, we also add a Thursday Nighter for those who cannot make it on Tuesdays. Our drop-in nights are a great way to help MAP, meet new friends, and learn more about what happens throughout the year. Stop in and lend a hand! For current drop-in dates, check our Volunteer Calendar of Events, call 612-373-9160, email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org


Transportation
MAP's transportation program provides rides to medical and social service appointments, support groups, food shelves, and the grocery store. Volunteers are needed to provide at least one ride per month using your own car. Training is provided. Call 612-373-9160 or email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org


Desktop Advocate
Join the Advocates Action Network. You will be sent information on how to contact your legislators via phone or email to express your support of HIV issues. In addition you will be invited to all advocate events and receive updates through the MAP Advocate newsletter. Call 612-373-9162 or email community.affairs@mnaidsproject.org.


MAP Office
Help support MAP staff with various projects during daytime hours. Both long-term and one-time opportunities are available in many different departments. For current opportunities, call (612)-373-9160 or email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org.


MN AIDS Walk
The MN AIDS Walk is among the oldest and largest AIDS fundraisers in Minnesota! Held on the third Sunday in May each year, it requires hundreds of volunteers to support thousands of walkers, who annually raise money to stop HIV in our state. Visit the MN AIDS Walk at http://www.mnaidswalk.org.


Oscar Night®
We throw the most glamorous party of the year in Downtown Minneapolis! The oldest and largest Academy Awards® party east of California occurs right here, and our volunteers make it a night to remember for the hundreds of guests who attend. Visit our Oscar Night® web site at http://www.mnaidsproject.org/oscar for details.


Twin Cities GLBT Pride Celebration

Join the largest parade in Minneapolis, the Ashley Rukes GLBT Pride Parade! Volunteers march with the Every Penny Counts Emergency Assistance Fund, carrying the giant rainbow flag and collecting cash donations from the crowd. You also can help MAP provide top-notch education and guest hospitality during the festival in Loring Park. To participate, call 612-373-9160 or email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org



Legal Program

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Attorneys and law students are needed to assist with a variety of legal issues. Call 612-373-2428 or email legal@mnaidsproject.org


Volunteer Core Training
Core training is currently being revised and will return to our calendar in 2008. Call 612-373-9160 or email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org to find out more.


Volunteer Educator
Volunteer educators provide in-person, group-level trainings that educate employers, educators, service organizations, and civic groups who work with those affected by HIV. They also assist with tabling events and other special opportunities. Training occurs regularly and is required before you start. Call 612-373-9160 or email volunteer@mnaidsproject.org to find out more.

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