Thursday, January 24, 2008 (RPRNewswire08) - Charlotte, North Carolina, January 24, 2007 - DeVondia Roseborough is the newest up-and-coming author with a birthing pen to her first self-published book, Put It On Paper. This true and triumphant memoir vividly details her life before HIV and after AIDS. Put It On Paper will be sold online at, www.lulu.com/devondia.
What happens when you have so much to talk about when you ought to put it on paper? All her thoughts and feelings about the trials she endured before and after the test left her advocating on HIV/AIDS, especially for young women of color who are more at risk than any other race group. DeVondia Roseborough is an HIV/AIDS Advocate, Founder/President of the Rasberrirose Foundation Inc. in Charlotte, NC and Motivational Speaker. DeVondia is working on a HIV/AIDS Documentary produced by the S.E.L.F. Show, has verbalized and mobilized behind the decrease of HIV/AIDS cases locally and Statewide. She has been featured in the Charlotte Observer, The Charlotte Post, Voices Magazine, PRIDE Magazine, Creative Loafing, a writer for Pure Exposure in Detroit, and is heard on the hottest station in the Carolinas during Testing & Awareness Months; WPEG Power FM 98.
DeVondia received the 04-05 Volunteer of the Year award from the Metrolina AIDS Project and was honored for her community involvement and advocacy work by the AKA's of Charlotte NC, December, 2007. DeVondia Roseborough is a mother of two girls and lives in NC were she is penning her second book, "Baptized N' Warm Milk". She is available for speaking engagements, workshops and book signing. Contact DeVondia Roseborough at Web Site: www.rasberrirose.org or email rasberrirose@aol.com. Put It On Paper will be sold on line at DeVondia's storefront at www.lulu.com/devondia.
All proceeds from the sell of Put It On Paper will benefit the efforts of the Rasberrirose Foundation Inc., It's mission is to "Positively impact the mind body and soul of young girls 10-18 years old, by nurturing self-love, self-allowing and self-knowledge, through implementing values, spiritual fulfillment, the sense of accomplishment and the respect for self and others in a loving and safe environment." The Rasberrirose Foundation was incorporated in 2005 by DeVondia for young girls 10-18 years old, struggling from self-esteem, with a focus on HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness.
DeVondia R. Roseborough
Rasberrirose Foundation Inc
HIV/AIDS Advocate/Motivational Speaker/Author
Phone: 704-712-9046 Fax: 704-395-2671
Email:Rasberrirose@aol.com Web Site: www.lulu.com/devondia
