The third issue of our Hispanic Equity Brief series, Cancer among U.S. Hispanics, recognizes National Cancer Prevention Month. The issue explores another significant health condition affecting Hispanic communities. Apparent racial/ethnic and geographic differences in outcomes may reflect variations in risk factors, service availability, and the health infrastructure across the U.S. In

New York, NY, December 1, 2021— World AIDS Day is an opportunity to remember and honor the over 36 million lives around the world that passed due to HIV, including over 700,000 people in the U.S. It is also an opportunity to take a look back on how much we have advanced

Check it out. CDC launched a new web portal “Racism and Health” as part of its ongoing commitment to serve as a catalyst for public and scientific discourse around racism and health, and to be accountable for our progress. Racism is a Serious Threat to the Public’s Health. Check here the Media Statement

For Immediate Release (ver versión en español abajo) Contact: Luis Scaccabarrozzi Lscaccabarozzi@latinoaids.org; Aaron Chandler AaronC@blackaids.org; Lance Toma lance@sfcommunityhealth.org National Rapid Assessment Report on Institutional impact of COVID-19 among People of Color Community-Based Providers New York, NY, February 22, 2020 - We are proud to release the Final Report of the National Rapid Assessment on the Institutional Impact of COVID-19 on Organizations Providing

Check out our report. The STP convened a COVID-19 Virtual Strategic Think Tank (VSTT) on October 14th, 2020, 3pm – 6pm EST,  to (a) discuss the preliminary findings of the national rapid assessment; (b) develop strategies to achieve the goals of “Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America by 2030”; and (c) map out future strategies to strengthening