
HIV Coalition Urges California to Backfill $60 Million in Federal-Level CDC Cuts
California's End the Epidemics coalition proposes a way to cover cuts from the federal government to HIV, STI, and LGBTQ funding.
Our Public Policy team works to pass legislation and secure funding that benefits people affected by HIV. We advocate at the local, state, and federal levels, in collaboration with coalitions such as the statewide End the Epidemics coalition
We fight for policies that strengthen HIV prevention and care and improve health outcomes for marginalized communities.
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California's End the Epidemics coalition proposes a way to cover cuts from the federal government to HIV, STI, and LGBTQ funding.
Millions of dollars at a time, our Federal government is dismantling the public health infrastructure we rely on to end the HIV epidemic and improve LGBTQ+ health.
Here's a quick overview of the California bills co-sponsored by SFAF. Find out more, including how you can get involved.
Clinicians, researchers, and scientists gathered alongside advocates and community members to protest the Trump administration's cuts to critical HIV funding and programs.
We are deeply concerned by the freeze on federal funding, halt to PEPFAR funding, harmful executive actions, ban on DEI programs, actions against immigrants, anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ+ actions, and more.
The history of LGBTQ rights and the HIV movement teaches us that real change requires endurance. We are united, unbreakable, and we are ready to stand firm.
If the measure passes, City Clinic will finally get a new building.
It's crucial that we turn out in record numbers to elect leaders who will stand up for justice, equality, and the well-being of all people.
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