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Felicia Delgado
RICPG Co-Chair
Community Representative
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Paul G. Loberti, Jr.
RICPG Co-Chair
Rhode Island Department of Health
I see HIV prevention as life work because HIV is still among us and is preventable. If the RICPG can prevent
just one HIV infection, then it is worth the world.
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Donna (Dee Dee) Williams
RICPG Co-Chair
Sojourner House
(Rhode Island Department of Health funded)
As a diverse group of people with strong voices, we can be a force for change.
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Eleanor (Candy) Brown-McSwain
Community Representative
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Ed Carr
Community Representative
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Deborah Davis
Rhode Island Department of Corrections
I joined the RICPG because there's still a lot of work to be done in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Being a part
of the RICPG allows me to be actively involved in that fight.
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Stephanie Howie
RICPG Co-Chair
Community Representative
Sixty-two percent of people in the U.S. infected with HIV are African American or Latino, and 59% of HIV
positive women in the U.S. were exposed through heterosexual contact. Need I say more?
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Derrill Isom
Community Representative
A hundred years from now, the world will be different because I've done my part in HIV prevention.
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J. Philip Kane
Community Representative
Having lost many friends and loved ones to AIDS, I view my participation on the RICPG as a way to honor those
lost to the epidemic and as a way to make a personal contribution to ending this epidemic forever.
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Paul Medici
Community Representative
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Nathalie Mena
Community Representative
Nothing is more important to me than making a difference. I joined the RICPG in hopes of making a difference in my
community.
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Mayra J. Nuñez-Curran
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Arthur Porter
Community Representative
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Antonio Rodriguez
Community Representative
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Annie Silvia
Community Representative
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Vinnie Velazquez
Community Representative
It is important to represent those who are living with and those who have lost their lives to the virus. They
have entrusted me with their stories and asked me not to forget them.
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Earl Washington
Community Representative
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