Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America: A Conversation at AIDS 2020
7-1-2020HIV.gov to host live conversation with federal and community EHE leaders at AIDS 2020.
Indian Health Service
National HIV Testing Day Highlights the Benefits of HIV Testing and Knowing Your Status
6-26-2020Indian Health Service reflects on progress in HIV testing rates - and the need to continue HIV testing.
A Time of Commemoration, Renewal, and Rebirth
3-20-2020Have you ever wondered how the date for an HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is chosen?Every community has its own story about the origin of its observance, but March 20, …
Resources for National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2020
3-16-2020Observing National Native HIV/Awareness Day 2020 means taking action - and considering how PrEP fits into prevention in Native communities.
Paying for HIV Care and Treatment
12-19-2019Wondering how you will pay for HIV treatment costs? Discover resources and programs that may help
Statement from Rear Adm. Michael Weahkee on World AIDS Day
11-29-2019On World AIDS Day, I want to highlight the important partnerships between the Indian Health Service, tribes, and urban Indian organizations to end the HIV epide…
IHS Awards $2.4 Million to Tribal Epidemiology Centers for Diagnosis, Treatment and Response to HIV, Hepatitis C and STIs
10-7-2019IHS has awarded $2.4 million to nine Tribal Epidemiology Centers to support American Indian and Alaska Native communities in reducing new HIV infectio…
Minority HIV/AIDS Fund Activities
9-25-2019As of March 2019, the program formerly known as the Secretary’s Minority AIDS Initiative Fund (SMAIF) has been renamed. The program is now known as the Mi…
More Conversations from USCA: HHS HIV Leaders Discuss Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America
9-5-2019The opening plenary session at 2019 USCA featured conversations with several leaders from HHS about Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America.
Video Conversations from the 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS this Week
9-4-2019The 2019 U.S. Conference on AIDS takes place this week in Washington, DC. HIV.gov will be sharing video conversations on both Facebook and Twitter.