Let's Beehive!®️

@MercerSNPhA Thank you for the invite to speak about “How Pharmacists Can Lead” in the fight against HIV 💛🐝 So looking forward to connecting again! Together we can make a difference in ending the HIV epidemic! #letsbeehive

@MercerSNPhA Thank you for the invite to speak about “How Pharmacists Can Lead” in the fight against HIV 💛🐝 So looking forward to connecting again! Together we can make a difference in ending the HIV epidemic! #letsbeehive

Hi Honeybees! It’s Happy $5 Donation Day! We are a benefiting organization and need you to donate $5 to our team today! givebutter.com/awalkforchange… 🏃🏽‍♀️🎉 To Register, Donate or Learn more ➡️awalkforchange.com

Thank you @NPhAPharmacy and @SNPhA for the invitation to speak at your Annual Convention! Dr. Dunn shared unique multi-factorial nuances and barriers to PrEP that Black Women face. We have to go beyond writing a prescription for PrEP to reach this population!

Thank you STEPS Medical for collaboratingng with Let’s Beehiveve and making HIV education and training apart of your nursing school graduation requirements for your students! Together we can make a difference! 💛🐝

Hey honeybees! Time is not protection against HIV and STDs! And wearing condoms over a long period of time does not mean your partner doesn’t have anything. #gettested #letsbeehive

Thank you Taureca…Say it again Podcast for inviting Dr. Dunn for an interview!

Question: What are some unique challenges women and girls face when it comes to preventing HIV?

We are dedicated to helping change this narrative in the South! #letsbeehive 💛

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is up to 99% effective at reducing transmission of HIV, but there are still big differences between male vs female who are utilizing this tool in their sexual health toolkit. At Let’s Beehive!, we are dedicated to helping women get on PrEP!

This month, our worker bees have been on the move! We spent time pollinating in Atlanta, GA @MercerUniniversity College of Pharmacy hosting our first She Is PrEPalicious PrEP Ambassador Training Program! Thank you @CVSHealth for sponsoring this event! #sheisprepalicious

Thank you to all of our sponsors, vendors, corporate exhibitors, and everyone who attended our 9th Annual Queen Bee HIV Symposium in recognition of National Womens and Girls Day 2025💛🐝🍯 twitter.com/letsbeehive/st…

As we close Women’s History Month, we reflect on our #NWGHAAD event where our 2024 Queen Bee, Karen Wint, crowns the new 2025 Queen Bee Award Recipient, Ashley Cobb 👸🏽🐝 (@sexwithashley_ )💛 #letsbeehive #queenbee #hivprevention

What’s the Buzz? Yaaaaaass!!! Thank you @TamarBraxtonHer for sharing with the world you are on #PrEP to protect yourself from #HIV. We celebrate you for your transparency and for “bee-ing” proactive with your sexual health! 🙌🏽💛🐝 #letsbeehive #sheisprepalicious #tamarbraxton

We are #thankful for our clients. Check out a client testimonial from one of our Female PrEP research participants! #sheisprepalicious #collaboration

We are thankful to @CVSHealth for sponsoring our She Is PrEPalicious HIV Prevention Program! We are seeking to train 10 PrEP Ambassadors who want to help women get on PrEP in the following four cities: Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Atlanta💛! Scan QR code to sign up today!

We had a PARTY want to know why… we have not missed a day of school 🎉 thank you My Village project for celebrating our scholars❤️ #perfectattendance

Why do we have #HIVAwareness days? The goal is to help educate the general public and specific communities about HIV/AIDS, prevention, treatment, and testing.

This day is an opportunity to raise awareness about stopping #HIVstigma and encouraging HIV testing, prevention, and treatment for HIV among gay and bisexual men, who often face multiple challenges—such as racism, homophobia, discrimination, and stigma

9/27 was National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (#NGMHAAD), a day when we reaffirm our commitment to ending the disproportionate impact of HIV on gay and bisexual men in the United States.

9/18 was National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (#NHAAD). It is observed each year to focus on the increasing number of people who, because of major advancements in HIV treatment, are living long, full lives with HIV.