Hank Trout, MA, Author at San Francisco AIDS Foundation

Hank Trout, MA

Hank Trout, MA

Hank Trout, MA, is a freelance writer, a 40-year resident of San Francisco, and a long-term AIDS survivor of more than 30 years.

Our voices

Celebrating HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day 2023

HIV

Another survey with HIV long-term survivors. Have we learned anything new?

Syringe with glass bottle

HIV

Another HIV vaccine candidate found “not effective”

HIV

A Season of Giving Thanks — For What?

HIV

Keeping hope alive as a long-term survivor

40th anniversary

Harvey Milk Taught Us the Power of Partnerships

Two people at SFAF sit in a counseling room.

40th anniversary

HIV stigma–macro and micro

SFAF hotline office

40th anniversary

Getting the Word Out

SFAF historical image - free condoms

40th anniversary

Standing on the sidelines was no longer an option

You can have fun poster

40th anniversary

Why did a safe-sex poster spark controversy in 1984?

historical sfaf photo

40th anniversary

Women were overlooked in the early years of AIDS

SF City Hall Rally

HIV

We must re-focus our attention on HIV and AIDS

40th anniversary bathhouse photo

40th anniversary

The bathhouse battle of 1984

Timothy Ray Brown memorial - GGP

Community

Timothy Ray Brown, first person cured of HIV, “never wanted to be the only one”

Person on phone

Ending stigma

“No Fats, No Femmes, Clean Only”: Fighting Stigmatizing Language on Hookup Apps

Photo: SFAF

Our voices

65 is the new 80 for those of us living with HIV

Members of ET 50-Plus program

Our voices

California activists celebrate historic victories for older people living with HIV

SF skyline

Advocacy

The San Francisco Principles 2020: Addressing the unmet needs of long-term HIV survivors in San Francisco

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