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AID Atlanta tackles large age differences in gay couples tonight

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AID Atlanta's Gay Men's Outreach program will host a discussion tonight on romance between older and younger men “The Daddy Complex: A Look at May/December Relationships.”

The discussion will examine the perks of dating a younger or older man, issues in relationships with large age differences and why some men are attracted to older or younger men.

There's a raffle tonight for first time visitors to the Gay Men's Outreach discussion group.

AID Atlanta hosts happy hour at Mary’s

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Mary's in East Atlanta

This evening, AID Atlanta's Gay Men's Outreach program will host a happy hour at Mary's bar in East Atlanta from 6-8 p.m. If you're interested in learning more about AID Atlanta and its Gay Men's Outreach program, stop by, have a drink and talk to program director Steven Igarashi about how you can become involved.

First time participants will be given a free drink. Just one, though. Participants will responsible for their own tabs after that.

As always, AID Atlanta's happy hour caters to gay and bisexual Caucasian men, but everyone is invited to attend. Participants are also encouraged to bring their friends.

AID Atlanta says ‘It Gets Better Atlanta’

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AID Atlanta's Gay Men's Outreach program invites the public to record videos for the “It Gets Better Project” on April 5 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at AID Atlanta's Peachtree Street offices.

The Gay Men's Outreach program will host a special discussion on the goals of the “It Gets Better” project and will record videos for the campaign that AID Atlanta will submit to the online collection on behalf of participants.

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AID Atlanta group discusses STDs beyond just HIV

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AID Atlanta's Gay Men's Outreach Program hosts a discussion tonight focusing on the overall dangers of sexually transmitted diseases in the gay and bisexual communities. The discussion, "More Than You Know," will focus on STDs and their dangers outside of the HIV/AIDS issue.

Christopher Washington, from AID Atlanta's Men's STD Clinic, will join host Steven Igarashi.

The group will meet at AID Atlanta's offices off Peachtree Street from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. As always, the meeting is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend.

Ga. activists demand more funding as AIDS drug wait list tops 1,000

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Several HIV care providers are warning of a looming crisis for some of their poorest patients if more money cannot be found for the AIDS Drug Assistance Program this year.

Georgia’s wait list for the program now includes more than 1,000 people and represents a public health crisis, supporters of ADAP said at a press conference March 1 at the Grady Infection Disease Program office in Atlanta.

ADAP provides access to up to 60 different medications used to treat HIV, AIDS and related infections for 4,300 people in Georgia. Funded through a mix of federal and state money, the program’s $44.8 million budget is approximately $15 million short of what it needs to deal with increasing demand.

AID Atlanta’s Happy Hour hits Mary’s

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AID Atlanta's Gay Men's Outreach Program will host a cocktail happy hour at Mary's in East Atlanta tonight from 6 – 8 p.m.

The program is for first-time participants interested in learning more about AID Atlanta, its programs and how to promote safer sex in the gay and bisexual communities. The happy hour event is geared toward gay and bisexual Caucasian men, but as always, all are welcome to attend.

Oh, and newbies get a free adult beverage, courtesy of AID Atlanta.

AID Atlanta’s OUT2EAT comes to Gilbert’s Cafe

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AID Atlanta's Gay Outreach program will host an Out2Eat event tomorrow night at Gilbert's Mediterranean Cafe. The monthly gay men's supper club will kick off at 7 p.m. and is scheduled to last until 9 p.m.

Come out to enjoy some great food while learning about AID Atlanta and its Gay Men's Outreach program.

The supper club is geared toward gay and bisexual Caucasian men, but all are welcome to attend.

AID Atlanta hosts discussion on ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ repeal

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AID Atlanta’s gay outreach program will host a discussion on the recent repeal of the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy tomorrow at AID Atlanta’s offices.

The discussion will focus on how repeal will affect the LGBT community at-large, as well as the “long standing love affair between gay men and men in uniform.”

The group will meet from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. As always, the meeting is open to the public.

AID Atlanta hosts first OUT2Eat of 2011

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Looking for conversation and education over some tasty chicken wings? Steven Igarashi, AID Atlanta’s gay outreach coordinator, hosts the first OUT 2 EAT dinner meeting of 2011 Tuesday night at the Lindburgh Taco Mac from 7-9 p.m.

OUT 2 EAT, a monthly dinner gathering, invites allies and supporters to learn about the HIV / AIDS organization and how they can become involved in local outreach.

The social gathering is geared toward gay and bisexual Caucasian men but is open to everyone. All attendees will be responsible for their own bills.