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Bringing HIV Care to the Caribbean
During this year’s National Caribbean American HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we spoke with two HIV healthcare providers in the Caribbean that
2024 SHIF Leadership Development Cohort
AIDS United’s Southern HIV Impact Fund (SHIF) is introducing their 2024 Leadership Development Cohort to the world. This cohort represented
HIV And Aging Going Forward: A Conversation with Ronald Johnson
Since its dedication in 2014, June 5 has come to be known as HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day. This day,
Call for to Join the Southern HIV Community Advocacy Council
Southern HIV Impact Fund is looking for a small diverse group of individuals interested in serving the South Applications are
Supporting Sex Ed for All to End the HIV Epidemic
Ending the HIV epidemic requires the implementation of HIV prevention strategies that educate youth on HIV. Through the application of
AIDS United Calls for Increased Funding to End the HIV Epidemic
Contact: Drew Gibson, Director of Advocacy dgibson@aidsunited.org During last year’s Congressional appropriations cycle, HIV advocates were forced to fight back
Uplifting Asian and Pacific Island Communities: A Conversation with Keiva Lei Cadena
National Asian and Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, initially created by the Banyan Tree Project and the San Francisco Community
AIDS United on the Newly Released CDC HIV Surveillance Report
The CDC’s newly released surveillance report indicates both promising trends for ending the HIV epidemic while also highlighting areas where
The Conexiones Positivas Fund awards $150,000 in grants to seventeen organizations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Conexiones Positivas Fund awards $150,000 in grants to seventeen organizations Contact: Christopher J. Cuevas (ccuavas@aidsunited.org)
HIV and Transgender People
In 2019, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that transgender people made up 2% of the nearly