Assessing the State of Cure Research

In an IAS interview, amfAR’s Dr. Rowena Johnston and Dr. Paula Cannon of USC discuss progress and future directions of HIV cure research.

• Uncovering an Early Marker for HIV Reactivation
• amfAR Awards Support Promising Young HIV Researchers
• Moving Closer to a Cure - Reduce and Control Strategies
• amfAR Second Largest Funder of HIV Cure Research Worldwide

Issue Brief: The Expanded Mexico City Policy - Implications for the Global Fund

More than $1 billion in Global Fund allocations could be subject to the Expanded Mexico City Policy.

• REPORT: The Future of the HIV Response
• Data Watch: Data Accessibility from Global Funders of HIV, TB, and Malaria Programming
• Infographic - Ending the HIV Epidemic Database

Open Your Mind – Give Us a Chance

Powerful new video produced by TREAT Asia network members and youth advocates addresses stigma and discrimination.

• Former TREAT Asia Student Researcher Named Student Who Rocked Public Health
• An Interview With Dr. Adeeba Kamarulzaman
• NIH Awards Research Training Grant to TREAT Asia–Columbia University Collaboration
• Challenges for Young People Around HIV Disclosure

Win Tickets to amfAR New York Gala!

The lucky winner of our Instagram contest and a guest will receive airfare to NYC, hotel accommodations, and tickets to the Gala on February 5.

Black Americans Still Bearing the Brunt of HIV/AIDS

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, observed on February 7, is a reminder that racial disparities persist in the domestic HIV response.

HIV Cure Summit

The Summit featured updates from leading HIV cure researchers and community members (view videos).

Innovations

The latest issue of the biannual newsletter reports on amfAR’s crucial research and advocacy efforts, and more!