New California ride from SF to LA not affiliated with AIDS/Lifecycle, say Los Angeles LGBT Center and San Francisco AIDS Foundation June 4, 2026
Advocacy Health policy Press releases California has a $203 million surplus for HIV–now’s the time to spend it April 29, 2026
Community Our voices Alexander Skarsgård is infuriating in Pillion–and that’s exactly the point April 10, 2026 What does the dominant top's character reveal about power & entitlement in this dark comedy exploring BDSM in queer relationships?
Research New research: High prevention efficacy and “breakthrough infections” on lenacapavir for PrEP February 24, 2026 Research presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2026, plus info from our medical director on "what this means for you."
Our voices Heated Rivalry Is Everywhere. Should Straight People Watch It? February 11, 2026 To some extent, it’s cute that straight people think they finally have a pop culture crib sheet for gay sex, but let’s be honest—Heated Rivalry is about to become the first and last stamp in their gay sex passport.
Harm reduction Why won’t AI give safer use tips for GHB? February 9, 2026 Instead, hear need-to-know tips straight from a drug & alcohol counselor, with non-stigmatizing language and with no fear-based messaging.
Our impact All the feels on Cycle to Zero June 2, 2026 The inaugural Cycle to Zero brought together hundreds of cyclists and volunteers for joyful celebration and meaningful commemoration.
Our impact Addressing trauma and accessing resilience May 28, 2026 Our TransLife program supports the mental health needs of trans & non-binary Spanish-speaking community members.
Advocacy 7 Days in June: Health is Primary May 27, 2026 On June 5, we commemorate 45 years of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, and call our community together in advocacy.
Client & community stories Our voices Meet the community on Cycle to Zero May 5, 2026 We're inspired by the incredible group of folks coming out to support the first year of Cycle to Zero, and we wanted to hear from a few folks about why they're riding or volunteering.
Research Sexual health Yes, doxycycline prevents STIs in cisgender women too July 24, 2024 For the first time, research demonstrates that doxycycline taken daily reduces STI incidence by 67% in cisgender women. Gus Cairns explains the science, and shares why previous studies may have failed.
Advocacy Be a champion for Queer kids July 15, 2024 Being an ally is about more than just love – it's about education, fierce advocacy, and using your resources and power shatter stereotypes and create change.
Advocacy Expanded ADAP Coverage: A Win for Californians July 9, 2024 Anne Donnelly, State Healthcare Policy Director at San Francisco AIDS Foundation, helps explain expansions to the state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) and associated services.
Community Our voices Meet Glamputee: The Disabled Queer Drag Artist Redefining Possibility July 8, 2024 Athleticism and able-bodiedness often accompany images of drag, but Alex, aka Glamputee, redefines what it means to slay the stage.
Advocacy Our impact Press releases California State Legislature Reinvests AIDS Drug Assistance Program Rebates to Strengthen and Expand Critical HIV Services July 1, 2024 The End the Epidemics coalition celebrates six years and over $160 million appropriated in successful budget advocacy, expanding programs to support Californians living with HIV and enhancing vital prevention strategies.
Community Living well Our impact A trans immigrant living with HIV finds hope and sanctuary in San Francisco June 25, 2024 Leaving the Philippines for a chance to live as her authentic self, Kiki shares the risks she took in establishing a new life here in the Bay Area, and the support she found along the way.
Ending stigma Health policy HIV HIV criminalization and “aggravated prostitution”–what’s the harm? June 25, 2024 With expertise from the Center for HIV Law & Policy, Charles shares the negative impact caused by HIV criminalization laws, when “aggravated prostitution” charges enhance the sentences of people living with HIV.
Research Sexual health Yes, doxycycline prevents STIs in cisgender women too July 24, 2024 For the first time, research demonstrates that doxycycline taken daily reduces STI incidence by 67% in cisgender women. Gus Cairns explains the science, and shares why previous studies may have failed.
Advocacy Be a champion for Queer kids July 15, 2024 Being an ally is about more than just love – it's about education, fierce advocacy, and using your resources and power shatter stereotypes and create change.
Advocacy Expanded ADAP Coverage: A Win for Californians July 9, 2024 Anne Donnelly, State Healthcare Policy Director at San Francisco AIDS Foundation, helps explain expansions to the state’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) and associated services.
Community Our voices Meet Glamputee: The Disabled Queer Drag Artist Redefining Possibility July 8, 2024 Athleticism and able-bodiedness often accompany images of drag, but Alex, aka Glamputee, redefines what it means to slay the stage.
Advocacy SFAF supports medical decision-making rights of trans youth July 3, 2024 SAN FRANCISCO, July 3, 2024–Last week, the Biden administration delivered a blow to LGBTQ+...
Advocacy Our impact Press releases California State Legislature Reinvests AIDS Drug Assistance Program Rebates to Strengthen and Expand Critical HIV Services July 1, 2024 The End the Epidemics coalition celebrates six years and over $160 million appropriated in successful budget advocacy, expanding programs to support Californians living with HIV and enhancing vital prevention strategies.
Community Living well Our impact A trans immigrant living with HIV finds hope and sanctuary in San Francisco June 25, 2024 Leaving the Philippines for a chance to live as her authentic self, Kiki shares the risks she took in establishing a new life here in the Bay Area, and the support she found along the way.
Ending stigma Health policy HIV HIV criminalization and “aggravated prostitution”–what’s the harm? June 25, 2024 With expertise from the Center for HIV Law & Policy, Charles shares the negative impact caused by HIV criminalization laws, when “aggravated prostitution” charges enhance the sentences of people living with HIV.