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CANN marks 30th anniversary with expanded partnerships and cross-condition advocacy evolution.

World AIDS Day honors resilience of HIV advocates and communities resisting policy failures and system barriers to care.

Personal narrative on becoming an HIV advocate and the gratitude found in fighting for healthcare access from lived experience.

Miss Major Griffin-Gracy's legacy demonstrates solidarity's power in building healthcare justice and community leadership.

Pragmatic approach to healthcare policy reform requires accepting incremental progress while maintaining advocacy commitment.

Reflection on advocacy values and health equity commitment during political transitions.

World AIDS Day reflection on ending the HIV epidemic: challenges and opportunities.

Call to action for community input on federal health policy initiatives.

First year results of Together TakeMeHome HIV self-testing distribution program.

CANN outlines organizational growth and 2024 policy priorities including state-level advocacy.

Proposed $767M HIV cuts betray bipartisan legacy; RWHAP and PEPFAR face critical funding threats.

World AIDS Day 35th anniversary: centering PLWH voices and investing in lived-experience leadership.

Mid-year policy update covering Medicaid unwinding, ACA preventive care, and public health funding.

HIV organizations face generational leadership transitions; racial equity in leadership roles needed.

CANN survey assesses HIV advocacy organizations' capacity to hire and support transgender staff.

Nashville Fireside Chat: state funding cuts, 340B reform, and HIV criminalization law changes.

The 'PrEP Penalty' describes insurance and policy discrimination against PrEP users.

Place-based sexual health care in community venues advances HIV/HCV prevention and testing outreach.

ADAP Fireside Chat addresses counterfeit medications, 340B reform, and public health workforce sustainability.

S.4395 would divert Ryan White resources from PLWHA to PrEP, threatening the safety net for vulnerable populations.