Celebrating HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day 2023
On June 5, we honor and celebrate the strength and resilience of those of us who have survived the HIV and AIDS epidemic. We deserve to thrive; we deserve to celebrate. Join us, won’t you!
Officials warn of a possible mpox surge this spring and summer
A cluster of mpox cases have been identified in Chicago. At this time, we are not seeing a rise in cases in SF, but we want folks to be prepared for a possible surge.
When Two Movements Meet: HIV/AIDS Activism and Climate Justice
Charles Orgbon III says it’s worthwhile for us to take a page from the playbook of early AIDS activists when we think about how to build a movement around climate justice.
Rocking the Status Quo: How HIV and AIDS Transformed Music and Culture
The music industry has shown its ability to come together in the face of a crisis, reminding us of the power of music to educate as well as bring hope, comfort, and healing.
SFAF Statement on the Braidwood v. Becerra Decision
The judge's decision undermines efforts to promote and expand coverage of HIV Pre Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and other vital preventative care and services.
Another survey with HIV long-term survivors. Have we learned anything new?
It seems to me, and to many of my fellow survivors, that our needs have been known for long enough. What we need are policies and actions that address those needs.
Continuing the Fight for Equality: The Ongoing Struggle Against Anti-Drag Legislation
Across the nation, anti-drag legislation is being pushed forward by politicians who claim concern around "protecting children," but these restrictions only serve to restrict the rights of LGBTQ+ people.
