Stigma

1-6-2022Cross-posted from OMH NewsroomWashington, D.C.—Fifteen organizations and individuals have won the first phase of the HIV Challenge, sponsored by the U.S. Depa…

7-23-2021Cross-post from HHS Press Office[On July 22], the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the launch of The HIV Challenge, a national compe…

5-24-2021Cross-posted from HHS Office on Minority HealthMaybe you’ve seen the videos on social media. A 52-year-old Chinese American woman assaulted in New York City. …

4-15-2021Knowing our HIV status is particularly important for women of trans experience, something we are reminded of annually when we observe National Transgender HIV T…

1-13-2021Cross-posted from Centers for Disease Control and PreventionJanuary 11, 2021Dear Colleague,Recently, The Lancet HIV published a commentary by authors from the…

10-26-2020Alaska Native/American Indian (AN/AI) people living with HIV in Alaska are often diagnosed at a later stage of HIV infection than other populations. Some indivi…

4-28-2020HRSA’s HIV/AIDS Bureau recently announced five Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs) for initiatives on HIV stigma reduction, implementing rapid ART initiati…

3-31-2020In a period of so many losses, we are now mourning the passing of long-time HIV advocate Barbara Joseph, a Texas native who fought tenaciously for improved serv…

2-24-2020You can play an important role in reducing HIV-related stigma and discrimination. Learn how.

6-5-2019Today we recognize that, 38 years ago, the CDC published the first report of what would come to be known as the HIV/AIDS epidemic.