Rosalind McGee, Supervisor of Risk Case Management, was a guest on VocalOverdrive, a public broadcast radio program supported by Chicago Public Radio.
The discussion topic was National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and McGee shared information about ACCESS' HIV Risk and Prevention programs and about ACCESS' services. This interview happened as a direct result of a previous WBEZ interview with Natalie Moore, which covered the new. Ashland Center for Health and Learning.

CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago community health network has received a nearly $7 million federal grant to build a research center in the impoverished Englewood neighborhood.
Access Community Health says the National Institutes of Health-funded project will be the first-ever for a federally-qualified health center network.

African-American and Hispanic women in hundreds of houses of worship across Illinois participated in the 3rd Annual Pin-A-Sister Sunday™, the hallmark event of the Pin-A-Sister™ Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign (women of all faiths were encouraged to participate). This campaign targets uninsured and low-income women to heighten awareness of the severe racial disparities in breast cancer mortality.