Paul Kawata

It’s been a challenging time in Washington. That is why this year’s meeting—#2017USCA, starting Sept. 7—is so important.

Rally to save health care as Congress returns to DC on Sept 6. It’s also HIV/STD Action Day—here’s what you can do.

NMAC made a mistake and we will fix it.

The President’s budget would decimate essential health care services and social programs our communities depend on.

In addition to health care, Planned Parenthood also provides HIV/STI education, prevention, testing, and linkages to care.

Are you ready to stand up, speak out and be part of the solution?

On this World AIDS Day, I want to remind you of our history. We are a movement of people who changed the world.

We always said that it doesn’t matter who is in the White House, we still have to fight an epidemic.

All who come to USCA are welcomed with open arms. You are beautiful exactly as you are.

A starting point to begin a discussion within your agency.

C. Virginia Fields shows you the power of minority voters in action.

Fighting HIV taught me about privilege and how quickly it can go away.

You will hear about Beny’s many accomplishments and accolades in other memorials, I want to share my memories of the man.

Thank you for making #2015USCA a great meeting. According to Vanicy.com, #2015USCA was one of the top 100 ’trending topics’ on Twitter

The infographic below shows the stark reality of HIV in Black America. The statistics are mind numbi

For decades, NMAC has worked within communities of color, targeting community-based organizations, to build healthier communities.

I grew up, literally and figuratively, in the HIV/AIDS movemevent.The vast majority of people workin