New Survey Finds HIV Ignorance Fosters Stigma
New results from the National AIDS Trust (NAT) reveal that the general public continues to be largely ignorant of the advances in HIV/AIDS care and treatment. Keep reading
Addressing Health Worker Shortages in Malawi
Many rural areas in Malawi face serious health worker shortages, but the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation offers training scholarships to encourage students to become health workers and fill this critical gap. Keep reading
Building Skate Parks for an AIDS-free Future
Jake Glaser and Modern Advocate help to make the Bahamas HIV/AIDS-free. Keep reading
World Malaria Day 2014
This World Malaria Day (April 25) learn more about how malaria infections affect people living HIV around the world. Keep reading
HIV 101: Isolating and Discovering HIV
This week marks the 30th anniversary of the discovery of HIV, find out more about how researchers discovered the virus and it's impact on the AIDS community. Keep reading
Pop Art Condoms Promote Safe Sex
In Kenya, the Center for African Studies launched a new campaign that seeks to address the stigma associated with condoms and HIV/AIDS by enlisting the help of a local artist to create new designs for condom wrappers. Keep reading
Happy Moments Working with Maternal and Child HIV in Zambia
As a medical student at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, Shana Semmens spent six weeks volunteering with EGPAF's partner, Tiny Tim & Friends in Zambia. Keep reading
In Zimbabwe: Engaging Private Practitioners to End AIDS in Children
Educating practitioners about new guidelines is critical to ensuring that all HIV-infected clients in Zimbabwe are being managed according to established national guidelines. Keep reading
Hitched: Family Planning and the Elimination of Pediatric AIDS
We must coordinate our work to ensure that women living with HIV have access to family planning services. Keep reading
