by Matt Zofchak, Research Assistant at the National Minority AIDS Council The numbers are not new. Black gay and bisexual men still bear the heaviest burden of the HIV epidemic, […]
Builds on Previous Public Health Strategies to Address Structural and Social Contributors to HIV Vulnerability Washington, DC – To commemorate the anniversary of the first reported AIDS cases, as well […]
Executive Directors Urge Broader LGBT Movement to Re-engage in Fight to End the Epidemic Washington, DC – As the nation marks the opening of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) […]
Reducing the Impact HIV is Having on Black Gay, Bisexual and Same-Gender Loving Men When: June 5, 2013 at 10 AM (EST) Where: Howard University, Blackburn Forum Auditorium, Washington, DC […]
Washington, DC – Today the National Minority AIDS Council is pleased to acknowledge HIV Vaccine Awareness Day. While there are a number of promising vaccine trials currently underway, an HIV […]
Washington, DC – Sunday, May 19 is the ninth annual National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NAPIHAAD). It is also National Hepatitis Testing Day. Given the heavy toll both […]
William L. Larson, Pharm D. Adherence Pharmacist, The Doctors, an Allina Clinic in Uptown Lately I’ve been talking a lot about PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, to prevent HIV infection. PrEP […]
Today is the FIRST ever National Give OUT Day! Make history by participating and help NMAC win $5,000 from the Razoo Foundation! Did you know that only 5% of LGBTQ people give […]
The Affordable Care Act is on its way to delivering more health coverage for millions of Americans, including hundreds of thousands living with HIV or AIDS with the release of […]
On May 9th, the LGBT and allied communities will mark the first ever National Give OUT Day, a new national initiative that aims to mobilize thousands of individual donors on a […]