Category: Ending the Epidemic

          This story has nothing to do with work. I wrote it in tribute to my father who passed away last week. Like many gay men, […]

          Last year Secretary Hillary Clinton called for the U.S. to demonstrate leadership and bring about “an AIDS free generation.” On World AIDS Day 2011, President Obama announced a deepened […]

New HIV Treatment Guidelines & Other Updates I am not usually an overly cautious man — just look at the way I dress! However, the revised HIV Treatment Guidelines from […]

Why aren’t we angry? This year we elect a President.  However, the election is about more than just the individuals running for office, it’s also about the values, direction and […]

On November 6th, America will go to the polls. What are the dos and don’ts governing non profits organizations who want to get involved in election related work? According to […]

Ending the Epidemic By Paul Kawata A young reporter recently asked me “what was like in the olden days, before Protease Inhibitors and combination therapy?”  I always find it difficult […]

For years I’ve enjoyed sharing my thoughts with NMAC’s constituents and friends through my periodic “musings.” In 2012, my writings — Ending the Epidemic — will reflect NMAC’s efforts to […]