TWSC Podcast: S1 Ep.8 – Interview with HIV/AIDS Activist Asha Molock

At 50, Asha Molock was enjoying a successful career as an educator in the School District of Philadelphia and had found love again. Life was flowing the way it should until a medical diagnosis shook her to her core. She was HIV-positive.

She is now an HIV/AIDS advocate and has authored two books: Gaining Strength from Weakness: 101 Positive Thoughts for HIV-positive People and The Underground Woman: From Prisoner to Freedom. She is a member of the Positive Women’s Network, and the Quality Improvement Committee at Bebashi Transition to Hope, an AIDS Service Organization based in Philadelphia.

She has been featured in numerous media outlets, including Philadelphia Daily News, POZ, A&U, and Positively Aware Magazines, KYW Channel 3 News, Talk Fuzion TV, WPEB community radio, the Black AIDS Weekly, TheBody.com and The Westside Gazette.

Listen to her story!

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    JOSEPHINE

    So brave and inspiring. I work to support mothers and their families to breadtfeed in Uganda – Africa. Last week I was on a homevisit to an 18 year old mom who is living witb HIV/AIDS, with her 2month old daughter who is currently free from HIV/AIDS. This Mom said I quote……” I’m doing my best to follow the healthworkers’ guidelines to protect my girl and asked how can I find enough food to eat because feel so hungry after taking ARVs and i have no job to buy enough food, my family isnt supportive…….. how will my baby survive?

    We have a weeak social safety net system

    I need your help. Many moms have no support and i do this on voluntary basis, it’s hard to sustain.

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      Vimbai E. Chikomo

      Hi Josephine. I applaud you for the work you are doing for women in Uganda. It truly is noble work. Please send us an email via our Contact page and we’ll see what we can do.

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