U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Debbie Birx shares her vision for PEPFAR’s future in her first statement as the head of the United States’ international AIDS policies. Keep reading
Check out this infographic from our friends at the Stigma Action Network which charts the history of HIV in U.S. children and adolescents. Keep reading
EGPAF’s Vice President of Research Laura Guay, M.D., reflects on how HIV/AIDS has defined her career and changed her life. Keep reading
This Mother’s Day, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) is honoring the invaluable role of moms and commemorating the myriad joys of motherhood. Keep reading
Nanah Fofanah, a Whitman-Walker Health community health educator, discusses what it's like to be on the front line of the HIV epidemic in our nation’s capital. Keep reading
This week we’re calling for the establishment of an International Day for Maternal Health and Rights and celebrating health workers who are on the front lines of the epidemic. Keep reading
Thanks to support from friends and family, participants at this year’s Dance Marathon at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) raised more than $445,000 for the fight against pediatric HIV/AIDS. Keep reading
In Tanzania, EGPAF donated three vehicles which will allow health workers to provide better care, treatment, and prevention services to people living with HIV. Keep reading
In celebration of National Youth and HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, EGPAF Foundation Ambassador Florida Mwesiga talks candidly about the realities of HIV/AIDS in teenagers. Keep reading
