We’re one week out from our New York Dinner and we’re excited to announce that model, actress, and author Dominique Jackson will serve as our MC. Known for her role as Elektra, Jackson will be bringing her charm to the Rainbow Room on May 8th. Join us: bit.ly/4992WBL

Now that LIFEBEAT is a Program of ETAF, we are working to present our community with amazing performances like LIFEBEAT did in the past. As we continue LIFEBEAT’s impactful work, support the cause by attending events like our New York Dinner: bit.ly/4992WBL

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#ElizabethTaylorAIDSFoundation #ETAF #ETAF Newsletter

Today marks National Transgender HIV Testing Day, a day dedicated to addressing the impact of HIV on transgender and nonbinary people. By combating HIV stigma and advocating for testing, prevention, and treatment, we can collectively work to #StopHIVTogether .

With our new Peer-to-Peer fundraising program, you can now create your own fundraising page to share with your loved ones. This is your chance to get the people in your life involved in the fight to end HIV and AIDS. 

Start your fundraiser: …ate.elizabethtayloraidsfoundation.org/campaign/fundr…

Today we’re highlighting the unique challenges and needs of young people in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Together, we can help youth stay healthy by encouraging HIV testing, prevention, and treatment.

#NYHAAD #StopHIVTogether #ElizabethTaylorAIDSFoundation #ETAF

The Second Annual Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation New York Dinner is just one month away. Join us as we gather to celebrate resilience, raise awareness, and support those affected by HIV/AIDS. Thank you for working with us to make a difference!

Tickets: …ate.elizabethtayloraidsfoundation.org/event/the-eliz…

People living with HIV continue to suffer from the effects of outdated laws surrounding their HIV status. Click the link to see how Lashanda's life changed because of these laws.

Stay informed on this critical issue affecting communities nationwide: 19thnews.org/2024/03/hiv-cr…

Living with a virus shouldn't be a crime. Despite disclosure of HIV status, using protection, and medical suppression, Maryland's outdated 1989 law criminalizes HIV-positive individuals

Read more from Melanie Reese, Ronald Johnson, and Carlton R. Smith: thebaltimorebanner.com/opinion/commun…

We're grateful to be part of another AIDSWatch, made possible by the support of AIDS United and other partners. A big thank you to our esteemed ETAF delegation—Naomi deLuce Wilding, Laela Wilding, Daniel Franzese, and Robert Suttle—for their inspiring advocacy on Capitol Hill