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Marin Voice, Marin Independent Journal, February 28, 2018 Click on image to read full article.Read more

Join us on March 1 for FREE film screening and panel discussion! “Getting to zero: confronting HIV-related stigma and discrimination, locally and globally” March 1 is UNAIDS’ Zero Discrimination Day. Though we have the tools to end the AIDS epidemic locally and globally, stigma and discrimination may pose the greatest barrier to achieving this goal inRead more

Charting a Course in 2018 We may only be a week into 2018, but the new year of programming, and how we make strides toward ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in rural southern Africa, has been on GAIA’s mind for months. It all starts with GAIA staff on the ground in southern Africa. They’ve been evaluating the successesRead more

World AIDS Day December 1, 2017 GAIA Premieres AIDS Isn’t Over…But It Could Be.   Every year, we honor World AIDS Day by remembering the 35 million people lost to the world’s deadliest pandemic. Every year, we pause and recommit ourselves to making that number smaller than the year before. This year, we have the chanceRead more

Marin Independent Journal, December 1, 2017, by Richard Halstead Click on image to read full article.Read more

Today GAIA kicked off its first-ever crowdfunding campaign for a new mobile clinic vehicle. Our goal is to spread news of GAIA’s life-saving work and expand our grassroots network of support. As you know, since 2008, our mobile clinics have provided free primary healthcare to over 1,000,000 villagers in rural, remote Malawi, testing and treatingRead more

AllAfrica Global Media, October 18, 2017, by Staff Reporter Click on image to read full articleRead more

I just returned from a month with staff in Malawi. I’ve been with GAIA for 16 years, but I am still always impressed by the dedication and commitment of our team there. This year, there’s a special buzz among the staff–an energy focused on the real possibility that we can help achieve an end toRead more

Huffington Post Op-Ed: The Wrong Time to Cut Funding for AIDS The administration’s proposed 2018 budget includes significant cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which would impact the work of GAIA and other organizations aiming to end AIDS. In response, GAIA and faith leaders from 16 states have signed a letterRead more

Today, GAIA and partners are at a historic moment, with the end of AIDS both possible and near. To get there, we are focused on achieving the UNAIDS 90-90-90 HIV treatment targets: 90% of all people living with HIV know their status; 90% of those receive treatment; and 90% on treatment achieve viral suppression. InRead more