I have tried several times to figure out what I wanted to say about Julie a year later. I think she would probably tell me to stop overthinking it and get to the point.

There is something powerful about sitting on a stage and realizing you are not there to explain your community to people who have never lived it.

Read insights from THP’s CEO & Strategist Adriana Adams on why ending HIV requires community collaboration, policy alignment, and expanded housing support.

Organized by AIDS United, the conference gathers every year with groups of activists from all over the country that meet with their representatives in both congress and senate in the capital.

Ending Federal recognition of World AIDS Day is not neutral. Triad Health Project reaffirms its commitment to care, equity, and the people-powered fight against HIV.

Learn about a “Die-In” protest urging Senator Thom Tillis to vote against proposed Medicaid cuts, highlighting their critical impact on North Carolinians, especially those living with HIV.

Greensboro, NC— Advocating for others before elected legislators is a privilege we must take advantage of on behalf of those who are unable to attend decision-making forums.

The Hill was swarming today. We kicked off the morning with a rally in front of the Capitol Building. People living with HIV, accomplices in the work, activists, lobbyists, CEOs, and politicians alike- all shouting: “SAVE HIV FUNDING!” “ACT UP! FIGHT AIDS!” Powerful speeches were given by long-term survivors of HIV, urging us all to …
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The heaviness got heavier today as we grappled with the reality of what a world without PEPFAR and USAID looks like for people living with HIV. 

I arrived to DC on the heels of the news that the HHS Office of Infectious Disease & HIV Policy as well as the HHS Office of Minority Health, the Data Division supporting Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, had just been eliminated.