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March 10 marks National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. These reads offer related insights.

Southern nonprofit SBPAN launches a new awareness campaign and announces a network advisory council.

My response to Trump’s State of the Union

A roundup of statements

The CDC found these risk factors were much higher among the 1.8 percent of high school survey respondents who said they were transgender.

The “non-corporate, grassroots” march in NYC will be held the same day as the traditional Pride march.

His earlier stint as attorney general included holding immigrants in an “HIV concentration camp.” Then there are his views on LGBT people.

Researchers conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of 88 studies to estimate HIV prevalence and risk factors in this population.

A “Getting to Zero CT” commission offers six recommendations.

Having a rectal sexually transmitted infection is associated with a higher risk of testing positive for HIV in this population.

An interview with Christa Daring on the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers.

NTHTD is a day to recognize importance of routine HIV testing, status awareness and continued focus.

Here are the top 20 philanthropic funders of HIV, according to an FCAA report, which also offers good news for the U.S. South and PrEP.

Founded by Advocates for Youth, the council aims to end HIV stigma and decriminalize HIV. [VIDEO]

The report notes that governments will “never get to zero on HIV until they reach the trans community.” [VIDEO]

I used to opt out of TDOR, which is marked this Tuesday, November 20. But no longer.