ALT A group of seven people stand closely together, smiling and looking at their smartphones. Above them, text reads, "Gen Z, we need to talk about voting." The background features geometric pink and purple shapes. The "resourcecenter" logo is in the top right corner.
ALT A graphic from Resource Center displays the text: "Voting still leans older. In 2022, Millennials and Gen Z made up 35% of voters, compared to 61% from Gen X, Boomers and the Silent Generation." The design includes geometric shapes with pink and purple colors.
ALT A graphic from Resource Center with geometric designs in pink and purple. The text reads: "In 2024... Only 54% of registered Gen Z voters made it to the polls. Among people 65 and older? 74.7%.
ALT A colorful graphic with abstract shapes and text. The upper text reads, "Okay, Gen Z. Let’s see what you know." Below, it asks, "Who was president when you were born?" and "And do you know when the polls open?" The "resourcecenter" logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Event poster for a new support group alert. The text reads: "SOFFA Starting in November. 11/3 In-Person @ Resource Center, 11/17 Virtual. Facilitated by: Mae McCleskey LPC-Associate." A person is shown beneath the text. The Resource Center logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Two people share an intimate moment in a softly lit room. The poster, titled "Knowing Your Status Is Power," from the Resource Center, promotes HIV awareness and the importance of knowing one's status. An encouraging message highlights challenging HIV stigma and community care.
ALT Two individuals are in an intimate pose. Text on the image reads: "Know the facts. Know your status. In 2024, male-to-male sexual contact accounted for 65% of HIV diagnoses in the United States. Testing, prevention, and treatment are all part of ending HIV stigma and improving health in our community." The Resource Center logo is visible.
ALT Two individuals are embracing in a softly lit setting. The image features text promoting Resource Center Health, highlighting their HIV testing, prevention, and treatment services in a supportive environment. The text encourages getting tested and mentions the availability of free, confidential HIV testing.
