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August 31, 2010

How Did We Get Here?
How Did We Get Here? Lack of funding has always been a problem, so why does it feel like such an acute issue right now? From the perspective of NMAC Executive Director Paul Kawata, our systems of care have reached their tipping point.

August 27, 2010

2010 USCA Social Networking
2010 USCA Social Networking USCA: Taking Networking to the Next Level with Social Media! Joining the Conversation at USCA Has Never Been Easier! This year, USCA is excited to bring you even more ways to connect online, offline and in person at the 2010 USCA and beyond. These easy-to-use networking tools will make getting your ideas heard - and learning from others - fast and simple!

August 24, 2010

Join a Free Lunch Symposium & Interactive Live Web Broadcast on Sun, September 12
Join a Free Lunch Symposium & Interactive Live Web Broadcast  on Sun, September 12 Register today for the free lunch symposium and interactive live web broadcast, "Dialogues in HIV: Can We Talk." Sponsored by an educational grant from Merck, this special event will take place during the USCA, on Sunday, September 12, 2010, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., at the Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, in the Bonnet Creek Ballroom, in Orlando, Florida. If you cannot be at USCA, join the symposium online by visiting NMAC.org or by calling in: 732-256-4470.

August 23, 2010

Tough Decisions and Transparency
Tough Decisions and Transparency In his latest rambling, Paul Kawata, NMAC's Executive Director, talks about "Tough Decisions & Transparency." He shares his thoughts on the subject, which were raised during discussions around some concern over whether or not to use a controversial advertisement in the 2010 United States Conference on AIDS program book. Learn about what he decisions he made, his thoughts behind it, and what lessons he wanted to share with his colleagues on the frontlines of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

August 20, 2010

Youth Video Contest
Youth Video Contest Announcing NMAC's Youth YouTube.com Contest Winners! We are excited to announce the winners for NMAC's first ever youth YouTube.com contest! We received many creative and inspiring messages from a talented pool of young activists, to attend 2010 USCA.

August 18, 2010

The 2010 USCA Funders
The 2010 USCA Funders The 2010 United States Conference on AIDS thanks this year's Funders. It is their generous support that has helped make this year's meeting a reality. Please take the time to review this year's Funders. Click on their logos to learn more about their programs and services online.

August 17, 2010

USCA Registrations Now Considered Onsite
USCA Registrations Now Considered Onsite USCA pre-registration has ended. All registrations received now are onsite registrations and are $655 per person. All online, mailed and faxed registrations must be submitted/postmarked by Friday, August 20. After that date and time, registrations only will be accepted at the USCA conference, in Orlando, Florida.

USCA Airport/Hotel Shuttle - Advance Reservations Required
USCA Airport/Hotel Shuttle - Advance Reservations Required Mears Transportation Group is the official company providing transport to and from the United States Conference on AIDS venue, the Hilton Bonnet Creek Hotel, and the local airport.

August 12, 2010

Save-the-date for NMAC's August 26th Stakeholder Call about the NHAS
Save-the-date for NMAC's August 26th Stakeholder Call about the NHAS Save-the-date for this month's NMAC Stakeholder Call, set for August 26th at 2 p.m. EST (11 a.m. PST). The call-in number is 1-605-475-6333 and the code is 481162. This month's subject is topic is the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, and will feature leading community activists who worked to make the NHAS a reality.

USCA: Shelia Johnson Brings "The Other City"
USCA: Shelia Johnson Brings Join Shelia Johnson, one of the founding partners of BET television, for a screening of her new documentary "The Other City", at USCA on Sunday, Sept 12, starting at 6:00 p.m., in the Bonnet Creek Ballroom. We hope you will join us for the viewing of this important film, which chronicles the impact of HIV/AIDS on Washington, D.C.