FYI... The National Library of Medicine (NLM) has issued a request for proposals from organizations and libraries to design and conduct projects that will improve access to HIV/AIDS-related health information for patients, the affected community, and caregivers. 

Truth #1: We all want to extend the reach of our HIV related messages. Truth #2: Some people might just be starting to think about what messages to post on social media platforms on and around World AIDS Day (December 1). Yes, the clock moves so fast.

In 2017 we have to be ready if we want to be part of communications with our clients and stakeholders. This means learning how and what tools wor

This fact sheet provides statistical data and information about HIV among women.

From the earliest days of the HIV/AIDS pandemic in the UK to the opening of the first AIDS clinics in London, from the world-changing Princess Diana handshake to the advent of the first effective HIV medication, we explore the forgotten history of the virus, bust some common myths and discuss what it's like living with HIV today. An educational webinar from the National HIV Story Trust.

The CHARE Project team is pleased to announce that a "HIV/AIDS Awareness" section has been added to CheriNet's Shopping Cart. It features an assortment of apparel and items to promote HIV/AIDS awareness as well as help to reduce HIV stigma. Thus, the mission of Community HIV/AIDS Resource Exchange (CHARE) Project.

#Partners: CDC has a new fact sheet on #HIV and Women. Check it out! go.usa.gov/xQC9g pic.twitter.com/jAUFJwQXAn

Recently, we hosted a Facebook Live discussion on how to use social media to promote awareness days, such as World AIDS Day. Our panelists offered excellent suggestions, and we highly recommend that you watch the conversation for ideas on how to up your game.

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A new, free, online curriculum offers healthcare providers and health profession educators training on HIV/Hepatitis C (HCV) co-infection, including prevention, screening, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations. The Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program’s AIDS Education and Training Centers (AETC) National Coordinating Resource Center developed the evidence-based curriculum. National HIV experts and staff from HRSA’s HIV/AIDS Bureau (HRSA/HAB) provided input.