Advocates Call for $300,000 in City Funding to Support San Franciscans Aging with HIV
On National HIV & Aging Awareness Day (September 18), a coalition of HIV groups are calling on San Francisco to correct a longtime inequity in its aging services funding.
Leading LGBTQ, HIV, and Health Organizations Across U.S. Condemn Trump Administration’s Move to Close CDC HIV Prevention Division
Thirteen of the nation’s leading LGBTQ+, HIV, and health organizations are uniting to raise the alarm about the Trump administration’s planned actions to defund HIV prevention at the CDC.
Doxy PEP adherence found to differ by age, gender identity, race, housing status, and PrEP use
Research presented at CROI 2025 by San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) researchers sheds light into the Doxy PEP “continuum of care” experienced by clients at Magnet.
LGTBQ+ and HIV Advocates File New Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s Orders Seeking to Erase Transgender People and Defund LGBTQ+ and HIV Services
This lawsuit was filed on behalf of multiple non-profits that serve the LGBTQ+ community, work to end the HIV epidemic, and record the history of LGBTQ+ people.
We call on our community’s strength, resilience & advocacy
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.
SFAF and The Reunion Project Launch National HIV Long-Term Survivor Anthology Project
This ambitious project, titled, “We Live: Voices of the First Generation to Survive HIV/AIDS,” aims to capture and preserve the untold stories of long-term survivors across the nation.
SFAF and the Los Angeles LGBT Center to celebrate the impact of more than 30 years of AIDS/LifeCycle on HIV and LGBTQ+ communities with a final historic event.
