In Tanzania, Ariel Camps allow Kids Living with HIV to Enjoy Childhood
Last year, more than 138 HIV-positive children in Tanzania attended Ariel Camps, hosted by the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Keep reading
Reaching the Tipping Point on Pediatric AIDS
EGPAF President and CEO Chip Lyons honors Nelson Mandela, and discusses his outlook for 2014 and the global HIV/AIDS "tipping point." Keep reading
Welcome New EGPAF Board Members
The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation welcomes former U.S. Senator Chis Dodd and Justin Smith, CEO of Bloomberg Media Group, to our board of directors. Keep reading
Field Notes: 2013 Family Planning Conference Offers Insight Into Linkages with HIV-infection
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) Research Officer Michelle Gill attended the 2013 International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Nov. 12-15, 2013. A key topic at this year’s conference was how to improve efforts to integrate family planning with HIV services. Keep reading
Food for the Future: Nutrition Corners in Lesotho Treat Hungry Children Living With HIV
Lesotho faces the dual challenge of high prevalence of HIV/AIDS and under-nutrition. Keep reading
What We’re Reading: New Year, New Goals for HIV/AIDS Elimination
From progress toward achieving the Millennium Development Goals to the courage of soldiers in Kenya standing against stigma, these stories give us hope and inspiration to carry with us into 2014. Keep reading
Soldiers of Hope Speak of their Experience with HIV in Kenya
In Kenya, HIV-positive uniformed officers were prominent in this year’s World AIDS Day activities, advancing the fight against stigma within the hierarchies of the uniformed forces and breaking the silence around stigma against persons living with HIV. Keep reading
Getting to 2015: Making Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV a Universal Routine
In honor of World AIDS Day EGPAF Global Health Corps (GHC) Fellows Brian Ssennoga and Amy McDonough write about why PMTCT of HIV should become a universal for The Huffington Post Global Motherhood Blog. Keep reading
Promoting Male Involvement in Uganda
In Uganda, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) has encouraged male involvement in prevention of mother-to-child-transmission (PMTCT) of HIV as a way to increase their participation in family planning. EGPAF-Uganda has enlisted the help of local male "champions" to help spread knowledge about HIV/AIDS care and treatment and PMTCT. Keep reading
