The Senate Resolution commends Archbishop/Dr. Joyce Turner Keller for her exceptional dedication to combating HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination, as well as her extensive service as a minister, advocate, and community leader. A native of Slaughter, Louisiana, Dr. Keller transformed her personal challenges, including surviving a violent attack and being diagnosed with HIV, into a lifelong mission to educate and support those affected by the disease. She has actively worked to dismantle misinformation surrounding HIV/AIDS, advocating for increased awareness and resources at various congressional forums and through her founding of organizations such as Travelers of Christ Evangelistic Ministry and Aspirations, which focus on faith-based support and youth education.

Dr. Keller's impactful work extends beyond local efforts, reaching national and international audiences, including faith-based missions in Africa. Her commitment to uplifting individuals living with HIV/AIDS is evident in her advocacy for acceptance and compassion within families and communities. Recognized for her contributions with various awards and honors, Dr. Keller continues to inspire others through her story of faith, perseverance, and dedication to empowering individuals through education and compassion. The resolution concludes by formally recognizing her contributions and transmitting a copy of the resolution to her.