Category: Ending the Epidemic

Last week Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) sent a letter to the House Appropriations Committee asking the Administration on Aging to study how to better target Older Americans Act funding in […]

I’m not going to lie. The pressure of work, especially what’s happening in Tennessee and Texas, has taken its toll. Communities highly impacted by HIV are weaponized as part of […]

I will never fully understand what it means to be Native American/Alaska Native in America, but that does not imply I cannot stand in solidarity with Native people and support […]

Stefano Pessina Executive Chairman Walgreens 200 Wilmot Road Deerfield, IL 60015 Dear Chairman Pessina, Walgreens’ decision to not dispense abortion pills in 21 states, including four states where it remains […]

First, they came for women seeking abortions. Since I did not need an abortion, I did not say anything. Then they came for transgender youth. My kids are not transgender, […]

With this letter, our movement enters a new phase of HIV prevention… HIV prevention used to be about testing, PrEP, and PEP. Our movement must now figure out how to […]

On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, NMAC will partner with Paramount Pictures to educate their employees on HIV in the African American community. I want to thank Harold Phillips, Director […]

Jan 31, 2023 Dr. Jonathan Mermin CDC Atlanta, GA Dear Jono, As you know, HIV/AIDS sits at the intersection of so much that divides America. What happens when core HIV […]

NMAC is pleased to welcome Toni Newman (tnewman@nmac.org) as our new director of NMAC’s Coalition for Justice and Equality Across Movements. I got to know Toni when she was the […]

If you haven’t noticed, I love being gay. For me, it’s a gift from my creator. I appreciate and celebrate my inability to fit into the mainstream. My innate understanding […]