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	New Report: "National HIV Trends and Inequities Among U.S. Hispanics" New York, April 7, 2025 – The Latino Commission on AIDS and the Hispanic Health Network have released a critical report, HIV Trends and Inequities Among U.S. Hispanics, highlighting alarming increases in new diagnoses, stagnant viral suppression rates, and persistent geographic disparities....
	Zero Transphobia's "Honored y Beloved Week of Action and Art Call Winners Atlanta, GA, December 19, 2024 - On behalf of everyone at Zero Transphobia, we extend our deepest gratitude to all who participated in our "Honored y Beloved" Week of Action and made it a meaningful and impactful series of events. Your support, engagement, and shared commitment to resisting transphobia ....
	The Commission's Best Pictures of 2024 New York, NY, December 18, 2024 - As another year comes to a close, let's take a look back at some visuals of 2024 that illustrate the tireless work of the Latino Commission on AIDS and its partners. Consider making a tax deductible donation to support our work ....
	A Look Back at 2024 with the Commission New York, NY, December 12, 2024 - As 2024 comes to a close, we embrace the hope and potential that a new year can bring. The year 2025 marks a significant milestone for the Latino Commission on AIDS, celebrating our 35th anniversary as an organization. As we envision the next 35 years, let us reflect on this past year's accomplishments and identify how we can elevate our work ....
	HIV among Hispanic Texans: Trends and inequities December 12, 2024 - The past 15 years have seen a concerning trend, with HIV diagnoses either remaining unchanged or increasing across most counties, particularly among Hispanic Texans. The challenge many counties face underscores the urgent need to address geographic ....
	Cielo 2025: Announcing the Honorees for our Annual Benefit Gala New York, NY, December 11, 2024 - Join us as we Celebrate our Distinguished Honorees at the Latino Commission on AIDS 35th Anniversary Gala, Friday, June 6, 2025 at Cipriani Wall Street NYC....
	Antonio Cornelius Baker, Rest in Power! New York, NY, November 19, 2024 - The Latino Commission on AIDS honors the extraordinary life of Antonio Cornelius Baker. His commitment, tenacity, contributions, dedication and determination paved the way for how we address the impact of HIV and AIDS. He fought tirelessly for the rights of all people living with HIV at a domestic and global level ....
	Encuentro 2024: Legacy of Love – Elevating LGBTQIA Latinx Health Charlotte, NC, October 24, 2024 - Latinos in the South, a regional program of the Latino Commission on AIDS, will host its annual regional Encuentro focused on the Southern Latinx LGBTQIA+ community from October 24-26, 2024 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The 2024 Encuentro, now in its 5th year, ....
	Hispanic/Latine Organizations United on Ten Federal Health Policy Recommendations New York, NY, October 22, 2024 - On the eve of the U.S. Presidential Election, the National Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership Network of prominent Hispanic/Latine policymakers, community leaders, and public health advocates has developed Ten Federal Health Policy Recommendations....
	National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day Launches 2024 Campaign: "Start Treatment. Stick to It. Get Better." New York, NY, October 10, 2024 - National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD), is observed each year on the last day of Hispanic Heritage Month - October 15. For the past 21 years NLAAD has been successful in mobilizing communities to raise awareness and highlight the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic among Hispanic/Latinx communities....

Important HIV Resources

PrEP and PEP
PrEP and PEP are 2 ways to reduce the chance of being infected with HIV. It involves taking anti-HIV medication.

CUIDATE
Tips to manage HIV/AIDS so people can lead a normal life.

HIV/AIDS among Latinos
Recent data about rates of infection in the Latino community in the U.S.

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Oasis LGBTS Wellness Center
A free of judgment Latino LGBT center that provides social support programs, health education services, testing, and much more.

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Assisting community-based organizations in targeting, developing and sustaining HIV prevention programs for vulnerable populations.

Latinos in the Deep South
Strengthening the the public health infrastructure for the growing Latino population in the southern states.

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National Latino AIDS Awareness Day promotes HIV testing and prevention education nationwide.

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