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Stand with PRIDE, Stand for a Cure

The LGBTQ+ community is disproportionately impacted by HIV. This Pride month, stand with amfAR and make a gift to help find a cure that could change everything.

Stand With Pride - Stand for a Cure

Pride isn’t a destination. It’s a call to keep going. So this Pride Month, make a gift to support the HIV research that will turn treatment into a cure.

Stand With Pride: LGBTQ+ Youth and HIV Risk

For Pride 2026, amfAR spotlights the impact of HIV on LGBTQ+ youth in the U.S. and the need to support research and policy based on scientific evidence.

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Safeguarding Health Is a Collective Effort

Advocate Jeremiah Johnson discusses how HIV prevention, treatment, research, and policy efforts can work together and why we need to save HIV funding.

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Andrea Gramatica, amfAR Vice President, Research
“We Know It’s Possible” The Future of HIV Cure Research

amfAR VP of Research Dr. Andrea Gramatica discusses progress toward a cure for HIV: where we stand now and how we’re going to get there.

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Take the HIV and You(th) Quiz!

Here are 10 questions to test your knowledge about how HIV impacts young people. And click on links below for additional resources.

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1. HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus.

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2. People aged 13 to 24 accounted for what percentage of new HIV acquisitions in 2022?

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3. True or False: The U.S. FDA has not approved PrEP, an HIV medicine in the form of pill or injection that prevents transmission of the virus, for people under 18.

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4. True or False: All high school curricula include mandatory sex education  and HIV awareness.

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5. From 2013 to 2023, condom use among sexually active high school students:

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6. What percentage of LGBTQ+ high school students in the U.S. have tested for HIV?

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7. What factors increase the risk of HIV among adolescents and young adults?

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8. According to a recent report, what percentage of people aged 18 to 26 feel knowledgeable about HIV?

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9. True or False: If you are HIV-negative or don’t know your HIV status and believe you may have been exposed to HIV during sex, there is nothing you can do to prevent yourself from acquiring HIV.

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10. When sex education is provided in schools, how many states mandate only negative information to be provided on homosexuality and/or positive emphasis on heterosexuality?

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