Governor Quinn released a preliminary budget outline on February 24 that highlights the consequences of the state budget disaster: $2 billion more in cuts to programs, a massive budget deficit, and $11 billion in unpaid bills. Taken together, the budget problems predict massive harm for vulnerable people, and particularly people with and at risk of HIV. READ MORE.
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AFC Board Chair Craig W. Johnson, photographed by Bailey Williams
By Bailey Williams...
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AIDS Foundation Chicago ( AFC) is proud to announce its 2022 state legislative policy agenda...
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By Ella Shapiro
In 2013 , Neil Halpin’s coworkers encouraged...
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By Ella Shapiro
Growing up in Garfield Park, Zahara Bassett remembers having...
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By Ella Shapiro
For those of us working to end the HIV epidemic it is not news ...
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On August 20, 2021 Governor JB Pritzker signed the Keeping Youth Safe and Healthy Act, which creates...
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By Bailey Williams
I n the summer of 2005, party promoters, bar and bathhouse...
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By Danie Muriello
Everyone in the LGBTQ+ community has a coming-out...
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By Timothy S. Jackson, AFC Director of Government Relations
With a final gavel at 3:10 a.m.,...
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