Remembering the Legacy and Memory of Mel Prince-Selma AIR and Rural HIV Care

Update: 2023-01-09

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A Woman’s Worth remembers the legacy and memory of Mel Prince. Mel served as Executive Director at Selma AIR. Mel worked with Selma AIR for 27 years. She was committed to providing services to those infected with HIV as well as those at risk for HIV in rural Alabama.

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Remembering the Legacy and Memory of Mel Prince-Selma AIR and Rural HIV Care