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Hydeia Broadbent

Hydeia Broadbent

Hydeia Broadbent’s debut as an HIV/AIDS activist and public speaker began at age 6. By the age 12, she was appearing on national television programs including Oprah, 20/20, Good Morning America, Weekly with Ed Gordon, Extreme Home Makeovers and “A Conversation with Magic Johnson” on Nickelodeon. Over the next 10 years, Hydeia became a notable speaker and guest panelist at some of America’s most respected educational institutions. Today, Hydeia is a distinguished international, public speaker and HIV/AIDS activist with a mission to educate people of all ages.

Articles

Hydeia Broadbent

Down Time

I’ve been silent for the past few months. But it’s not because I didn’t have anything to say...
Hydeia Broadbent

Getting to Zero

Reality check! It’s important to know there is no such thing as looking at someone and being able to tell if he or she has HIV.

Why Should You Get Tested for HIV?

The answer is simple: Because one in five (21 percent) of people living with HIV is unaware they’re infected. What’s more, early diagnosis can...

Why I Choose to Speak Up About Living with AIDS

Somehow, since age 6, I unknowingly became the face and voice for many people living with HIV/AIDS. As a child and teenager, I did not...

My Life With the Virus

Yes I was born with AIDS, but this same disease I was born with that almost killed me more than once is the same disease you can contract if y...

What National Women & Girls’ HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Means to Me

What I question is, why have we grown silent about this deadly epidemic that is affecting so many of our brothers and sisters in communities a...
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