Last Updated on November 2, 2024 by Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, Board President
Click the links to find information about The STI Project:
The STI Project – About The STI Project and its overall purpose, recent awards, and links to detailed posts about the website’s vision, mission and values, bucket list (our goals), branding/website design, as well as the inspiration behind our logo.
Board President, Jenelle Pierce – This page provides information About The STI Project’s Board President, Jenelle Pierce, MBA, CSE, CHES, the launch of The STI Project in April 2012, and her leadership of the organization. It also includes additional information about her educational background, recent awards, etc.
Services– Descriptions of our interactive services, resources, external outreach, and details about opportunities for speaking engagements, tabling events, and more.
Press Coverage – The most recent coverage of events, printed works, appearances, and radio, television, or online interviews.
Our Contributors – From sexologists and sexual health educators to STI testing experts, these are the folks we’ve brought on as contributors to write for us and to answer readers’ questions.
Medical Advisory Board – Medical Review, provided by members of our extensive medical network, ensures that our content is accurate, current, and patient-focused.
Our Supporters – Participating organizations that have explicitly expressed their support for The STI Project and its mission and have agreed to be featured.
Advertise– Information about advertising on the website – banner sizes, availability, pages, placement, and pricing structure.
Contact– How to contact The STI Project or Jenelle Pierce for interviews, to submit a personal interview or short story, inquire about advertising, or ask direct questions, etc. – the contact form links directly to our email address, and all inquiries will be answered as soon as possible.
These pages are updated frequently. Should you have a suggestion on how we can improve, or if you’d like us to include something new that you had hoped to find here, please do not hesitate to contact us via the contact form. We love suggestions and find the input of our readers to be our best resource in making The STI Project a high-quality reference tool for those who have or think they might have contracted a sexually transmitted infection or disease, those who are living with a sexually transmitted infection or disease, and those who care about someone with a sexually transmitted infection or disease.
