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Florida Harm Reduction Collective is redefining public health by amplifying voices
In 2019, a group of Harm Reduction activists met at Rebel Recovery in West Palm Beach and founded Florida Harm
Fall AIDSWatch 2022: Exploring the intersections of HIV and monkeypox response
This year, the monkeypox outbreak has burdened our HIV community disproportionately as we live through not two but three pandemics
U.S. district judge’s anti-PrEP ruling is unconscionable
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Helen Parshall, hparshall@aidsunited.org (202) 599-8259 WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Texas ruled today in favor
HBCUs: A tool to end the HIV epidemic
The HIV community has reached momentous achievements in ending the HIV epidemic in recent years, but when we account for
New funding opportunity for grant support through the Harm Reduction Futures Fund
We’re now accepting pre-applications for grant support through the Harm Reduction Futures Fund. Formerly known as the Syringe Access Fund,
International Overdose Awareness Day 2022
So often when we think of overdose, look at headlines shouting the ever-growing numbers of overdose deaths, or advocate for
Building relationships and fighting for systemic change in Rhode Island
Project Weber/RENEW is Rhode Island’s center for harm reduction and recovery services. While providing peer-led harm reduction and recovery support
AIDS United’s CEO responds to the death of Michael Hinson Jr.
The Philadelphia Gay News reported Saturday of the death of Michael Hinson Jr., a longtime Black LGBTQ, HIV and homelessness
Molecular HIV surveillance?
What is molecular HIV surveillance? Molecular HIV surveillance is the practice of monitoring different strains of HIV. Through a variety
2022 midterm election landscape: 81 days until election day
Biden’s agenda and the 2022 congressional elections The outcome of the 2022 midterm elections could determine whether the Biden administration’s