The HIV League Scholarship is the only national scholarship for students living with HIV.
via Youth4Cure Youth4Cure (Y4C) hopes to inform future decisions regarding HIV cure research. Y4C involves a one-time remote interview or an online survey that can be completed remotely. Participants will receive $40.
AIDSWatch, to be held March 22-24, 2021, will bring together HIV advocates from across the country – virtually – to speak truth to power
via Youth Tech Health Initiative (YTH) Youth Tech Health Initiative (YTH), an initiative of ETR, has introduced LIYT NEXT (Leadership Innovation Youth and Technology), a funding opportunity though which 10 cohorts of three to five youth aged 18-29 will be selected to participate in a national competition...
via The AIDS Institute The Women Informing Now (WIN) Micro-Grant Funding Opportunity, made possible through grant funding provided to The AIDS Institute (TAI) by ViiV Healthcare, is a micro-grant opportunity that supports grassroots community organizations and leaders...
CROI invites community leaders who engage in communications and educational activities focused on HIV and—new to virtual CROI 2021—COVID-19 prevention, treatment, or cure research to apply for a CROI Community Scholarship.
The New York Transgender Advocacy Group (NYTAG), in partnership with the Transgender Strategy Center (TSC), petitions any and all national organizations invested in the liberation of Black peoples to sign this petition. Only collectively will our demands for justice be heard.
Hey all! As you may recall, one of the outcomes of WRI 2019 was to issue a statement about the need to more explicitly incorporate women into the administration’s Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America (EHE). We’ve been...
Congratulations to WRI member Celeste Watkins-Hayes on writing and publishing such a powerful piece (excerpted and linked below) in The New York Times! Her book, Remaking a Life: How Women Living with HIV/AIDS Confront Inequality, which she was kind enough...
Hi all, I wanted to share this recent blog from A Girl Like Me blogger Porchia Dees, which highlighted some of the challenges discussed at the recent WRI meeting. Most notably the following paragraph really stuck out to me, but...
