The Black AIDS Institute, San Francisco Community Health Center and Latino Commission on AIDS, three organizations led by and serving people of color, are joining forces to address the challenges posed by the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) as they utilize their existing strengths and resources to continue addressing health inequities among their constituents, including those created

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a growing focus on its disproportionate impacts on people of color, particularly as availability of data to understand racial disparities has increased. This brief summarizes key findings from data and analyses examining COVID-19 related cases, deaths, hospitalizations, and testing by

News.Yale.Edu. A saliva-based laboratory diagnostic test developed by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health to determine whether someone is infected with the novel coronavirus has been granted an emergency use authorization by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Read more about it here!

This is the result of community advocacy by many organizations, including AIDS Action Baltimore, Treatment Action Group, Latino AIDS Commission, National Minority AIDS Council, AIDS Treatment Activists Coalition, AVAC, HIV+Aging Research Project, Test Positive Aware Network, CoVPN Community Representative, Prevention Access Campaign, European AIDS Treatment Group, and Desert AIDS Project. https://twitter.com/moderna_tx/status/1291056643464192001?s=20

We are writing to tell you about a new research study survey called PROTECT NY, which documents the experiences of New York protesters and their interactions with police. The goal of the survey is to promote police accountability and help New Yorkers protest safely. Latino Commission on AIDS  and others in the COVID-19 Working Group of New York