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An investigation found that AHF also evicts and sues residents at its homeless housing while publicly advocating against evictions.

To launch the HIV prevention campaign for LGBTQ and minority youth in Chicago, PrEP4Teens created a mural and held a mini-ball.

A Duke University pilot program trains hairstylists in the South to teach clients about HIV and the use of PrEP for prevention.

A beloved champion of Milwaukee’s Black and brown communities, “Uncle Ronnie” was an HIV peer navigator at Diverse & Resilient.

Bay Area Young Survivors (BAYS) is funding a Breast Cancer Memorial Garden in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.

From November 13 to 20, the Zero Transphobia campaign builds solidarity to fight discrimination, HIV, violence and more.

And what’s gained when a long-running Palm Springs AIDS walk fundraiser changes its name to reflect expanded health services?

Vivent’s Denver and Kansas City clinics report growing demand at their food pantries. “Without food…people don’t take their medicine."

Funds from AIDS Walk Philly help provide a lifeline in the form of emergency grants to those most vulnerable living with HIV.

#NLAAD celebrates 20 years of Latino AIDS education on Sunday, October 15. This year’s theme focuses on various ways to prevent HIV.

Awards to community organizations will enable examination of structural drivers of health.

The Crucial Catch initiative promotes cancer prevention in NFL markets. Plus: Six pilot sites launched to improve breast cancer outcomes.

The AIDS Run & Walk Chicago raised $520,000, and Howard Brown Health opened its five-story LGBTQ and HIV clinic in Lakeview.

Lily Tomlin presented the “Abbott Elementary” star with the inaugural Sheryl Lee Ralph Legacy Award at Project Angel Food’s fundraiser.

Gay and bisexual men account for 57% of the HIV population. New rates are declining among white and Black gay men, but not Latinos.

People 55 and older represent 41% of the U.S. population living with HIV. Learn more about #HIVandAging and #NHAAD.