AIDS/LifeCycle Expo is coming to San Francisco and Los Angeles
RSVP here for Expo in San Francisco Feb. 2nd! RSVP here for Expo in Los Angeles on Feb. 9th! …Read More
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PrEP is the Message on National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day
PrEP may be increasingly popular among white gay and bisexual men, but the HIV prevention strategy has yet to catch on with Latinos and other LGBTQ people of color. Anthony Tielemans has been on PrEP (Pre-exposure Prophylaxis) for three years and …Read More
Getting to Zero SF: Ending HIV must address racial inequity
On November 29, the Getting to Zero San Francisco Consortium created space for discussion and reflection on the health inequalities experienced by San Francisco’s Black and African American communities. After an overview of current HIV epidemiology …Read More
Cheers, Queers! Start the New Year with an easy-to-keep alcohol resolution
For many of us, the beginning of a new year presents an opportunity to evaluate our happiness, personal growth and health. And after a holiday season filled with excess, many of us start by thinking about our alcohol consumption—and end with goals to …Read More
I’m riding in 2019. Are you?
I'm riding in AIDS/LifeCycle 2019 - and I'd love to have you along for the Ride! From June 2 - 8, 2019, we'll go for another spin down the California Coast, raising funds and awareness to fight AIDS, as we have for the last 25 years. Maybe …Read More
My Next 1K: Drew
Drew says, "I have been HIV+ for over 9 years and without programs such as the ones AIDS/LifeCycle funds and helps I might not be alive today! I’d like to dedicate my next $1k raised to the Ryan White Foundation a national foundation that helps …Read More
My Next 1K: Eric
Eric writes, "I am dedicating my next $1000 out of overwhelming loving gratitude: To my Yale New Haven (5-5 HIV/AIDS unit) nursing mentors who taught me how to provide loving care to those with HIV/AIDS. To those courageous men and women who endured …Read More
My Next 1K: Erik
Erik writes, "In 1993 my sister Jeannette lost the battle to AIDS complications leaving behind her son Anthony who was adopted by my mother. The stigma coupled with the archaic medical services then was frightening. My sister was quarantined and left …Read More
My Next 1K: Angel
Angel says, "It would mean the world and beyond to dedicate my next 1k to my family. They have taught me so much about unconditional love and diversity. My family believes you can accomplish things alone but as a family we can over come anything. …Read More
My Next 1K: Jill
Jill says, "I'm dedicating my next $1k to the Audre Lorde Women's Health Clinic at the Los Angeles LGBT Center. Female identified clients of the center face a unique set of challenges and have special needs that are not always provided for by other …Read More