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Kara Eastman, Chicago-native and former Democratic nominee for Nebraska’s Second Congressional District, is the new CEO for TPAN.

Decades of systemic racism and racial injustice cannot be undone in a single day or with one verdict. But it can be a start.

March 4th webinar on COVID-19 vaccines and health inequities in people living with HIV

TPAN mourns the loss of our dear friend Kevin Putz, 56, of Evanston, who died earlier this week following a long illness.

TPAN mourns the passing of the first person cured of HIV.

On September 22nd take your best shot against HIV stigma.

TPAN is seeking a new CEO that will serve as the leader and public face of the organization.

Advocates share experiences, information and resources with long-term survivors of HIV living in the Gulf region

PA30 will highlight leaders, influencers, and readers who have paved the way for others in the HIV community.

TPAN joins hundreds of our peer LGBTQ organizations to call out for change and call out for change now.

We’ve compiled information from multiple sources that we hope you’ll find useful as you take precautions to protect yourselves and your loved ones.

Julie Supple will take over as TPAN's Interim CEO on January 10th.