June 2-8, 2019
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? I was 12. How did you first learn about HIV? I first read about it in Newsweek Magazine. It was the cover story back in 1983, and the cover said "Gay America." Where were you when you first …Read More
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? I was 17 when AIDS epidemic started. How did you first learn about HIV? I lived in San Salvador when I 1st learned about HIV I was really scared. What does the 25th year of riding to end …Read More
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? My first recollections of the AIDS epidemic were in the mid 80’s. I was a closeted young gay man in high school in the small conservative town of Roswell, NM. How did you first learn about …Read More
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? I was around 22 years old and in college when I first heard about HIV/AIDS. How did you first learn about HIV? Like most people, I heard about it through the tabloids and the news. The …Read More
How old were you at the start of the AIDS epidemic? I was only 10 years old at the start of the AIDS epidemic. How did you first learn about HIV? I was told as a teenager my dad was diagnosed with HIV but at the time I don’t know I really …Read More
Angie Magaña has been faithfully working a Saturday shift at the Center’s Audre Lorde Health Program for lesbian and bi women for nearly a year now. “I just want more people to know that we’re here and that we have all these resources available …Read More
PrEP is an effective method of preventing HIV that is available and can be affordable to most people who want to use it. But not everyone at risk for HIV knows about it, and many people who could benefit from PrEP believe it’s not for them. A …Read More
All Northern California Kickoff Rides (San Francisco, Berkeley, Campbell, North Bay, and Sacramento) have been postponed to Oct. 21st, weather permitting. Our hearts are breaking for our friends, family and neighbors in the North Bay fire areas. …Read More
The 2018 AIDS/LifeCycle ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles is more than eight months away but there’s no better time to prepare for the 7-day ride than now. The first official training rides of the season will take place on Saturday, Oct. 14 …Read More
This week, the San Francisco Department of Public Health released the most recent HIV epidemiology annual report—a comprehensive summary of current HIV data and trends in San Francisco. Although the number of HIV infections happening every year …Read More
