Renee Fisher

retiring, she became Director of Volunteer Services and later Director

of Development and Public Relations of the first major community-based

HIV/AIDS organization in Maryland. She followed her work in

Baltimore with a position as Development and Public Relations Director

at the National Association of People with AIDS in Washington, D.C.

In her mid-fifties, Joyce began her third career incarnation when she

became a self-employed consultant on global HIV/AIDS and health

broadcasting in Washington, DC. She traveled to East Africa to research

and write case studies on anti-vaccination rumors in three countries.

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