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Start the year off by focusing on you. Your sexual health matters, and your pleasure does too.Find the info you need:  h...
01/01/2026

Start the year off by focusing on you. Your sexual health matters, and your pleasure does too.

Find the info you need: https://bit.ly/nmac_togetherENG

This New Year's Eve, we’re celebrating the power of U=U! Undetectable = Untransmittable. When people with HIV have an un...
12/31/2025

This New Year's Eve, we’re celebrating the power of U=U! Undetectable = Untransmittable. When people with HIV have an undetectable viral load, they cannot transmit HIV to their sexual partners.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/nmac_togetherENG

The 2026 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit is themed The Syndemic Approach: Strengthening the HIV and Public Health Workf...
12/30/2025

The 2026 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit is themed The Syndemic Approach: Strengthening the HIV and Public Health Workforce. This year, the focus is on breaking silos and building bridges in prevention—and what it means for the communities and lives we’ve been part of for years.

Inclusion & Expansion: Bringing more voices, including clinicians, into the conversation

Complex Lens: Looking at HIV alongside other health challenges and barriers to early prevention

Integration: Connecting policy, technology, and communication to understand how prevention impacts real lives

With public health systems under strain, the need for a coordinated, community-centered approach has never been clearer. The Syndemic Approach highlights how we can work together to strengthen prevention and support the communities who have carried this work over time.

Join us in Chicago April 8-10, 2026. Register today to nab the Early Bird rates: https://www.nmac.org/bhps/registration/

Though this year has brought its share of challenges, there is comfort in gratitude. Take a moment to reflect on the mom...
12/24/2025

Though this year has brought its share of challenges, there is comfort in gratitude. Take a moment to reflect on the moments you’ve lived, the ways you’re able to sit with and appreciate the present, and the courage it takes to look toward the future with hope.

Register today for the Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit and lock in Early Bird rates before March 9, 2026.Be part of a c...
12/23/2025

Register today for the Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit and lock in Early Bird rates before March 9, 2026.

Be part of a community coming together to advance HIV prevention and innovation—sharing knowledge, experiences, and hope for the future. This is a space to learn, connect, and engage with people who understand the journey and the stakes.
We hope you’ll join us!

To register, visit https://www.nmac.org/bhps/registration/ .

How are you holding up inside? Slowing down to listen to yourself guides the choices that nurture your mind, body, and s...
12/23/2025

How are you holding up inside? Slowing down to listen to yourself guides the choices that nurture your mind, body, and spirit.

This  , let’s open up and chat about sexual health. Talking can bring you and your partner closer together.   Learn more...
12/22/2025

This , let’s open up and chat about sexual health. Talking can bring you and your partner closer together.







Learn more: https://bit.ly/nmac_togetherENG

CDC's Let's Stop HIV Together campaign offers resources about HIV testing, prevention, treatment, and stigma. You can watch videos and download materials to share.

After a year full of challenges, the way you care for your body matters more than ever. Choose foods and practices that ...
12/22/2025

After a year full of challenges, the way you care for your body matters more than ever. Choose foods and practices that energize and sustain you. Honoring your health is a quiet act of strength.

In 1981, the HIV movement began in a time of uncertainty after the CDC reported the first cases. You were there. You wit...
12/22/2025

In 1981, the HIV movement began in a time of uncertainty after the CDC reported the first cases. You were there. You witnessed the fear, the loss, and the silence. Fifteen years later, through courage, care, and collective action, the National Skills Building Conference was created and would later become the U.S. Conference on HIV/AIDS.

Now, 45 years since the beginning of the movement and 30 years since the first USCHA, your experience, resilience, and memory remain at the heart of this work. United and Unbreakable: The HIV Movement at 45 honors the people who stayed, who fought, and who refused to disappear.

This theme is about you, the community you helped build, and the future you continue to shape.

2026 USCHA is launching soon. Stay tuned for more information about the theme and the 2026 conference!

You’ve weathered many seasons and carried more than most see. Slowing down, finding moments of restoration, and giving y...
12/21/2025

You’ve weathered many seasons and carried more than most see. Slowing down, finding moments of restoration, and giving yourself a break aren’t indulgences—they’re essential to staying whole.

You’ve spent years showing up, carrying responsibilities, and pushing forward—and in the process, checking in on loved o...
12/20/2025

You’ve spent years showing up, carrying responsibilities, and pushing forward—and in the process, checking in on loved ones may not always come as easily as you’d like. The holidays offer a meaningful reason to reach out, reconnect, and let the people who’ve walked alongside you know they’re still on your mind.

Hay más opciones que nunca para prevenir el  .Encuentra la mejor opción para ti: https://bit.ly/nmac_togetherENG
12/19/2025

Hay más opciones que nunca para prevenir el .

Encuentra la mejor opción para ti: https://bit.ly/nmac_togetherENG

CDC's Let's Stop HIV Together campaign offers resources about HIV testing, prevention, treatment, and stigma. You can watch videos and download materials to share.

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