Save the Date!

Calling all HIV/AIDS Advocates!

Pizza & Policy: The (usually) perfect duo

Turducken is a Thanksgiving turkey stuffed with duck and chicken - all the best of all meats rolled into one fantabulous tasting meal.

The AIDS Foundation of Chicago is grateful to Mayor Rahm Emanuel, whose recent budget proposal did not cut vital city funding for HIV prevention programs, services, and agencies, in spite of the bleak, slow-to-recover economy.

The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) recently received from the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) a full list of how the city spends its HIV prevention dollars. 

The document reveals that 88% of CDPH city

Illinois Alliance for Sound AIDS Policy (IL ASAP) is a project of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) to develop, nurture, and support statewide policy and advocacy leaders in Illinois.  IL ASAP exists to increase the number of people involved in HIV advocacy, and build stronger bonds within and between every region of the state.

This year, IL ASAP will choose up to five new members to join our advocacy group; members will have great opportunity and responsibility to pu

The AIDS Foundation of Chicago, as an advocate and ally of the transgender community, is committed to finding solutions to many of the unique issues that members of the community face on a daily basis.

The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) recently released its latest health care agenda, Healthy Chicago, which serves as a “blueprint for action intended to serve as a framework for a focused, yet comprehensive, approach to how the CDPH will lead and work with partners to improve the health and well-being of Chicagoans.”  The city has listed HIV prevention as one of its top priorities in making Chicago a healthier city.

The AIDS Foundation of C

WZRD-88.3 FM Presents:

AIDS Prevention/Awareness

 When:    Sunday, October 16, 2011
               12 p.m.

There is a disturbing rise in the number of cases of STD/STI and HIV/AIDS in the black community. What can we do to stop this?