World AIDS Day 2022
World AIDS Day 2022
This year on World AIDS Day, San Francisco AIDS Foundation remembers our history as we look to the future of HIV.
We honor the many leaders, activists, survivors, volunteers, and educators who took bold steps to confront an epidemic growing in our community. We mourn the loss of so many of our lovers, friends, and family members, and we celebrate the many survivors who have paved the way and defined what it means to live well with HIV. On this day, we hold the difficult memories from 40 years of HIV and AIDS, and at the same time look forward to a future of health justice for all.
Leaders in HIV reflect on the past–and look to the future
Three leaders in HIV–spanning a 40 year history–connect in conversation about what they reflect on during World AIDS Day. With Tyler TerMeer, PhD, Cleve Jones, and Dr. Paul Volberding.
World AIDS Day is a day to heal our grief
By Paul A. Aguilar
Each World AIDS Day, when I am able to join with my community and others and can take a break, acknowledge my loss, memorialize those losses and take action by marching or by dancing, I am healed a little bit more.
40 years of history
In 2022, San Francisco AIDS Foundation commemorates 40 years of service to the community. Take a look at the 40th anniversary collection to read more about San Francisco’s bold, compassionate, and innovative response to HIV over the years.
Advocate for change
The future depends on all of us. Get involved in through the SFAF HIV Advocacy Network.