Mpowerment Washington

12/01/2025

So many people don’t realize the sheer magnitude of the peak of the AIDs crisis.

09/24/2025

Today, September 23, marks Celebrate Bisexuality Day, an annual day acknowledging the contributions and history of bi+ people.

01/12/2025

We’re here at PFLAG Olympia’s Q***r Resiurce Fair until 4pm! Stop by and say hello!

12/02/2024

12/02/2024

Today we honor Matt on what would have been his 48th birthday and we celebrate by highlighting people living with HIV and remembering those who lost their lives to AIDS.

05/11/2024

And now for the rest of the rainbow - check out the new rainbow cross walk down at Legian & Columbia (huge thanks to Rock Glavin whose photo was WAY better than ours)

02/22/2024

Rest in power Hydeia

After being born HIV-positive, Hydeia Broadbent spent the majority of her life advocating for HIV/AIDS awareness

12/02/2023

A Message On World AIDS Day: Remembering, Reflecting, and Renewing Hope

As we come together on this World AIDS Day, we stand united in reflection, remembrance, and a shared commitment to a future free from the grip of HIV/AIDS. Today, we honor the lives lost to this relentless virus and acknowledge the resilience of those living with it.

In the face of the challenges, our community has shown remarkable strength and solidarity. Every individual touched by HIV/AIDS has left an indelible mark, shaping our collective determination to eradicate the stigma and discrimination that still persist.

Remembering Lives Lost:

Let us take a moment to remember the individuals who, against all odds, fought bravely but succumbed to HIV/AIDS. Each name is a story, a legacy, and a reminder that our work is not done until we've achieved an AIDS-free generation. Today, we carry their memory with us as a driving force to continue the fight.

Reflecting on Progress:

In the pursuit of progress, we celebrate the advancements in medical research and the tireless efforts of healthcare professionals, activists, and organizations. The journey toward a cure is ongoing, but amazing strides in prevention, treatment, and education have transformed the landscape of HIV/AIDS.

Yet, even as we reflect on the progress our communities have made, we recognize that there is still work to be done. Stigma and discrimination persist, hindering our ability to reach those who need support the most. Let us use this day to renew our commitment to dismantling these barriers and creating a world where everyone can access care and prevention materials without judgment.

Renewing Hope for the Future:

Today, as we mourn the past and reflect on the present, let us also renew our hope for the future. Our shared vision is a world where HIV/AIDS is no longer a threat, where healthcare is accessible to all, and where love and compassion triumph over fear and discrimination.

Mpowerment Washington remains steadfast in our commitment to HIV prevention and education. We invite you to join us in this ongoing journey—through advocacy, education, and support. Together we can work to stop the spread of HIV in our community.

Thank you for being a vital part of our community and for your unwavering support.

In solidarity,

Daniel Bumbarger
Secretary
Mpowerment Washingto

09/23/2023

We’re here at Out & Proud Grays Harbor til 5pm! Stop by and say hello!

07/01/2023

We’re here at Capital City Pride! Stop by and say hello!

06/12/2023