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Ginsburg’s replacement could change the Supreme Court for generations
The Supreme Court has been fairly evenly split between liberals and conservatives for about three decades. Neither conservatives nor liberals
AIDS United’s CEO responds to the grand jury results in Breonna Taylor’s murder
Breonna Taylor was asleep in her bed when intruders broke into her home after midnight, with guns drawn. Her boyfriend
Politicization of the CDC leaves those of us living with HIV wondering who to believe
The HIV community has always had a mixed relationship with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and
AIDS United’s CEO mourns the passing of Justice Ginsburg
Following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Jesse Milan Jr., president and CEO of AIDS United, issued
AIDS United’s CEO mourns the passing of Henry van Ameringen
Henry van Ameringen, a major HIV and LGBTQ+ advocate, died at his home last Wednesday. He was 90 years old.
Health care policy impacting the HIV response in the South
As HIV tends to disproportionately impact those living in the South, it is important that events and policy choices be
COVID-19 relief package dies in the Senate
Whatever hope that was left for Congress to pass desperately needed COVID-19 relief legislation all but vanished Thursday as the
National Faith and HIV Awareness Day
AIDS United hosted a webinar for National Faith and HIV Awareness Day on Aug. 27. To begin that webinar, Jesse
AIDS United talks HIV policy at the Democratic and Republican Conventions
Both President Donald Trump and Vice President Joe Biden have stated they want to end the HIV epidemic in the
AIDS United honors historic March on Washington
Today marks 57 years since the historic 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. It was at that march