Join us for a powerful and inspiring season finale of "Pride in Our Health Podcast," coinciding with Pride Month! In this special episode, we feature the incredible Adrianna Boulin, a visionary leader dedicated to helping people reach their full potential. As the Director of Racial Equity, Social Justice, and Community Engagement at Fenway Health, Adrianna spearheads initiatives that address racial disparities and champion inclusivity and equality. Her commitment to creating spaces where communities can authentically connect and heal is unmatched.

Adrianna will share her journey and mission, offering profound insights on authenticity, healing, empathy, racial justice, health equity, and community engagement. We’ll also delve into her transformative work at Fenway Health and her impactful role as President of Boston Pride for the People. Discover how she amplifies the beauty, diversity, and intersectionality of the LGBTQIA+ community through empowerment, education, commemoration, and celebration.

In this episode, Adrianna discusses planning the annual Pride for the People parade and festival in Boston. She highlights the collaborative efforts that bring together community members, organizations, and leaders to build partnerships and drive positive change.

Don’t miss this enlightening conversation as we explore the importance of fostering a culture of diversity and equity, and learn how we can all contribute to a more inclusive and unified world. Tune in and be inspired by Adrianna’s vision and dedication during this vibrant Pride Month celebration!

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Join us for a powerful and enlightening episode as Fenway Health delves into the crucial topic of Black HIV/AIDS Awareness. With a focus on the theme "Engage, Educate, Empower: Uniting to End HIV/AIDS in Black Communities," a panel of Black staff members at Fenway Health with experience in HIV prevention and treatment come together to lead an insightful discussion.

Our guests, including Tarik Spriggs, Optical Sales Associate; Kelvin Powell, Laboratory Research Assistant; Adrianna Boulin, Director of Racial Equity, Social Justice, and Community Engagement; Kimella Dixon, Nurse Manager; and Amika Brewster, AVP of Health Center Operations, bring their expertise and passion to the table as they explore various aspects of HIV prevention and care within Black communities.

Throughout the episode, we tackle important topics such as the impact of HIV-related stigma, access to healthcare, mental health considerations, and the prevalent health disparities in the Black community. Together, we strive to destigmatize conversations surrounding HIV/AIDS and empower our communities with knowledge and resources.

Tune in to gain valuable insights, learn about innovative approaches to healthcare, and join us in our mission to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all.

March 31st is Transgender Day of Visibility! In our second TDOV episode, we interview Matt Palmer, Fenway Health's Special Events Coordinator. Matt is a proud trans man who loves coffee, the outdoors, books, movies, and animals. He started his career at Fenway as the Community Educator and Recruiter for The Fenway Institute and now he works as the Development Special Events Coordinator. Matt shares his story as a trans man and talks about the important role of trans representation.