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Gender-affirming surgeries linked to HIV viral suppression

April 2, 2021

New research with trans individuals enrolled in Medicaid finds that viral suppression increases after surgery, reinforcing the need for affordable, readily available gender-affirming care for all trans individuals.

5 Trans Activists Discuss the Complexities of “Visibility”

March 30, 2021

The challenge of visibility for transgender people is that once seen, they can be targeted. What does visibility mean if it comes at the cost of violence?

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Volunteers across 40 years of HIV

March 30, 2021

Every SFAF volunteer serving today honors the legacy of early AIDS volunteers and activists, who stepped up with courage and passion to fight for the health and lives of people in our communities.

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Ramping up services for the trans, gender non-conforming & intersex community

March 30, 2021

Trans health justice, person-centered care, and harm reduction form the basis of a new program for the TGNCI community.

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Long-term survivors reflect on a year of COVID-19

March 26, 2021

After one year of COVID-19 restrictions, people who have lived through the HIV epidemic share their experiences weathering a second--and even third--pandemic during their lifetimes.

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April Updates from Syringe Access Services

March 25, 2021

SAS is increasing outreach to communities who use drugs, continuing to cure people of hepatitis C, and looking for insights into who we’re serving at our mobile sites.

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Racial justice

Black Lives Still Matter

March 4, 2021

Marnika Shelton explains why Black Lives Matter is important after Black History Month.

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March Updates from Syringe Access Services

March 1, 2021

SAS introduced new services centering trans and non-binary clients, increased drug treatment and detox referrals, and is speaking up in support of a safe consumption services bill.

Frontline Workers Share Their Experience Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine

March 1, 2021

Frontline workers explain the importance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

End Anti-Asian Hate

February 24, 2021

San Francisco AIDS Foundation condemns recent acts of violence against members of the Asian American community.

Sexual health

How to Overcome Intimacy Fatigue

February 24, 2021

Learn how to develop intimacy with yourself and your loved ones during stressful times.

Centering Black Employees through Race Equity

February 12, 2021

Melanie Graham, Chief Talent and Culture Officer, shares her background and her plan to make race equity systemic at SFAF.

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January Updates from Syringe Access Services

February 5, 2021

The SAS team offers programs recently endorsed by a CDC report and contingency management services may get a boost from Sacramento.

COVID-19 Updates

January 31, 2021

We’re providing information about changes to our programs and services during COVID-19, how to prevent the spread of the virus.

How BBE is Serving the Black Community

January 28, 2021

Black Brothers Esteem shares its goals for the new year.

Press releases

CEO Joe Hollendoner Accepts New Role, Will Step Down in May

January 27, 2021

"While we are sad to see Joe leave San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Bay Area, we are grateful for his principled leadership over the last nearly five years," said Board Chair Maureen Watson.

San Francisco AIDS Foundation begins administering COVID-19 vaccines

January 26, 2021

Following guidance from the California Department of Public Health, essential health workers and staff working in the clinic will be vaccinated first.

The Consent Blueprint: Visioning Better Sex in 2021

January 14, 2021

Consensual is sensual. Marnika Shelton shares tips on how to make 2021 sexy by practicing consent which can lead to a healthy, happy sex life.

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Medical Experts Encourage People Living with HIV Receive the COVID-19 Vaccine

January 3, 2021

Health officials agree that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for people living with HIV and will slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Injectable PrEP Offers a New Option for Women

December 29, 2020

A recent study reveals that injectable cabotegravir could be an effective HIV prevention option for cisgender women.

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December Updates from Syringe Access Services

December 22, 2020

The SAS team shares that the Outreach and Mobile Health Access Van has returned after getting some amazing outfitting.

Community

Pronouns: Why They Matter

December 16, 2020

Pronouns are a huge part of our identity and give us a voice to express ourselves. Using the correct ones helps our community be seen and heard.

Coalition Effort for ‘Overdose Prevention Programs’ in California Announced

December 8, 2020

The statewide coalition backing the legislative effort issued a joint statement today.

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November Updates from Syringe Access Services

November 25, 2020

The SAS team reports a big increase in the number of people who access services last month, and talks about the technology that has contributed to the effort.

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