June 29, 2023 – NMAC policy expert Toni Newman released the following statement condemning the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning affirmative action in higher education in the Students for Fair Admissions […]
USCHA Host Hotel Sold Out
The 2023 United States Conference on HIV/AIDS host hotel is sold out. The meeting had a record number of early bird registrations. Rooms are still available at overflow hotels; however, […]
Take Me Home
Take Me Home is not only a 1979 disco hit by Cher, but also an important initiative to distribute one million free HIV self-tests over the next five years. Click […]
NMAC’s 50+ Strong & Healthy 2023 Mini Grants
Each year, NMAC is proud to support several of our 50+ scholars as they implement projects in their local communities designed to impact older adults living with HIV. This year, […]
No F@gs Allowed!
By the end of June, the Supreme Court will hand down decisions on two cases that could have profound impacts on our world. Happy Pride! After overturning Roe, we should […]
My Coming Out Story
At 16 I realized feelings for my best friend were about to become a problem. I’m sharing my coming out story because there are too many working to define this […]
Aging With HIV: Recognizing Unique Needs and Challenges
As medical advancements have made it possible for people living with HIV to lead long and healthy lives, a new issue has emerged: aging with HIV. With over half of […]
Safety
Happy Pride! Pride Celebrations across the country are facing real challenges concerning the safety and health of attendees. Not only are we concerned about HIV and a resurgence of MPox, […]
Dear Tennessee
Dear Tennessee Colleagues, Friday is our last call. At the beginning of the year, none of us knew we were about to become best friends. While NMAC had concerns about […]
What the Early Days Taught Me
What are the lessons to be shared about the early days of the epidemic? By my 28th birthday, I attended and/or planned the funerals of so many friends that I […]