#San Francisco

AIDS/LifeCycle@Home will celebrate participants and honor the mission of world’s largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser.

The podcast series “Plague” explores historic conflicts and quiet compassion between the church and LGBTs during the early HIV epidemic.

A journalist with experience reporting on the early U.S. AIDS epidemic reflects on HIV and COVID-19.

However, considerable disparities in its use based on sex, age, location, socioeconomic status and access to care persist.

Volunteers sew the masks for frontline workers serving homeless and underserved communities.

The podcast series “Plague” explores historic conflicts and quiet compassion between the church and LGBTs during the early HIV epidemic.

Alternatives for the event, originally slated for July in Mexico City, are being discussed.

In other AIDS Memorial news: Applications are being accepted for the Mary Bowman arts award and the Pedro Zamora youth scholarship.

The International AIDS Conference takes place July 6 to 10 in San Francisco and Oakland.

Senator Scott Wiener’s legislation would set statewide policy and goals. For now, it doesn’t seek funding.

AIDS Walk San Francisco is a 10k fundraising walk starting and ending in Golden Gate Park.

“Community Reclaiming the Global Response” is the theme of the HIV2020 conference in Mexico City.

Which other cities have aimed for these targets, and how are they doing?

New forms of treatment and PrEP and, hopefully, an at least partially effective vaccine will be key to fighting the epidemic in the 2020s.

The National AIDS Memorial in the San Francisco Bay Area will be the quilt’s caretaker.

An overview of strategies and successes