Throughout our history, we’ve kept the focus on pleasure when it comes to sexual health. Here’s how that’s played out in bathhouse controversy, the roll-out of PrEP, and our sexual education campaigns.
Join us every month in 2022 as we take a look back at the storied history of SFAF--reflecting on how our history inspires our work, and what more we must do to ensure that health justice is achieved for us all.
We celebrate the queer history of Tarot, the ways it explores queer and trans narratives of gender and sexuality, and the power Tarot can have on self-exploration.
Be good to people who inject & use drugs in medical settings
Our Syringe Access Services team is helping to educate primary care and other medical care providers about stigma related to substance use, and how to provide overdose and safer use supplies competently.
A matter of life and death: Our response to the overdose crisis
We lose on average 2 San Franciscans every single day to overdose. It's time to wake up and take action, say SFAF staff on the front lines of the overdose crisis.
Black Brothers Esteem Member Spotlight: Shaun Haines
Shaun Haines has been a member of Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) for six years through his work co-collaborating with the Generations Black LGBT History Month event.
Kevin Rogers Named Interim Chief Executive Officer
The board of directors of San Francisco AIDS Foundation have appointed a Search Committee made up of a subset of its members to oversee the recruitment and selection of SFAF’s next CEO.
Jorge Zepeda, nuestro director de Salud para la comunidad Latina hace una reflexión de cuando era un voluntario de la Fundación en Contra del SIDA de San Francisco
Jorge Zepeda, nuestro director de Salud para la comunidad Latina hace una reflexión de cuando era un voluntario de la Fundación en Contra del SIDA de San Francisco.
Jorge Zepeda, our Director of Latinx Health reflects on his time as a volunteer at SFAF
Jorge started volunteering at the foundation after losing many close friends to AIDS. "The desire to help the community ran through our bodies like electric energy wanting to escape through our pores," he said.
