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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of AIDSLaw is to provide excellent, specialized legal services for people living with HIV/AIDS in Louisiana, to improve their quality of life and access to health care, related to their HIV/AIDS status.

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Award Nominations:

AIDSLaw of Louisiana wants to recognize your friends and co-workers for all the hard work they do for our community. Please nominate your worthy candidate today for the 2010 Pro Bono Publico Awards. Simply fill out the form located below or mail the application below to:

3801 Canal Street
Suite 331
New Orleans, LA 70119





AIDSLaw of Louisiana asks for your nominations for the 2010 PRO BONO PUBLICO and TERI ESTRADA MEMORIAL AWARDS. The recipients will be selected by the AIDSLaw board of directors and the awards presented at a ceremony tentatively scheduled for March 25, 2010, at the 3 Ring Circus, 1638 Clio Street, New Orleans. Nominations must be received no later than January 15, 2010. A list of people honored in past years is provided on our website.

For more information, please call the AIDSLaw office at (504) 568-1631 or 1-800-375-5035.

The Awards:

The PRO BONO PUBLICO awards, created in 1995 as the highest honor for recognizing service to AIDSLaw and people living with HIV and AIDS in Louisiana, are presented annually to individuals whose dedication and unstinting devotion of time and energy to the HIV and AIDS community have advanced the legal rights of those affected by the virus. Past recipients have been founding AIDSLaw board members, attorneys from across Louisiana, and other dedicated volunteers.

The TERI ESTRADA MEMORIAL Award is a community service award recognizing individuals who are committed to improving the lives of those affected by HIV and AIDS. Created by the AIDSLaw board in 1997, the award honors Teri Estrada, an ALL staff attorney, whose relentlessly hopeful attitude and undying spirit are an inspiration to everyone involved in the fight against the AIDS virus. Teri always felt that as a person living with AIDS she understood what her clients were going through and what they needed. She continued her work on the front lines until she died from AIDS in 1994.



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