News Archive - San Francisco AIDS Foundation

Long-term survivors reflect on a year of COVID-19

After one year of COVID-19 restrictions, people who have lived through the HIV epidemic share their experiences weathering a second--and even third--pandemic during their lifetimes.

Black Lives Still Matter

Marnika Shelton explains why Black Lives Matter is important after Black History Month.

Frontline Workers Share Their Experience Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine

Frontline workers explain the importance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.

End Anti-Asian Hate

San Francisco AIDS Foundation condemns recent acts of violence against members of the Asian American community.

How to Overcome Intimacy Fatigue

Learn how to develop intimacy with yourself and your loved ones during stressful times.

How BBE is Serving the Black Community

Black Brothers Esteem shares its goals for the new year.

CEO Joe Hollendoner Accepts New Role, Will Step Down in May

"While we are sad to see Joe leave San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Bay Area, we are grateful for his principled leadership over the last nearly five years," said Board Chair Maureen Watson.

The Consent Blueprint: Visioning Better Sex in 2021

Consensual is sensual. Marnika Shelton shares tips on how to make 2021 sexy by practicing consent which can lead to a healthy, happy sex life.

Medical Experts Encourage People Living with HIV Receive the COVID-19 Vaccine

Health officials agree that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe for people living with HIV and will slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Injectable PrEP Offers a New Option for Women

A recent study reveals that injectable cabotegravir could be an effective HIV prevention option for cisgender women.

Pronouns: Why They Matter

Pronouns are a huge part of our identity and give us a voice to express ourselves. Using the correct ones helps our community be seen and heard.

How to Prevent Suicide and Protect your Mental Health this Holiday Season

You are not alone. Marnika Shelton shares ways to prevent suicide and available resources that offer support.

‘Elections and voting are tools to change our circumstances’

Senior Strategist and Advisor Ernest Hopkins shares a message of hope before the 2020 presidential election.

HIV trends: ‘One-size-fits-all’ fails our communities

Although the number of new HIV infections declined again last year, other disparities continue -- and may only worsen with COVID-19.

Expanding services for people who use meth

With fatal meth overdose on the rise, we are exploring new ways to help people make changes to their use of meth and other stimulants.

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