HIV Speaks 2026 Advocate Highlight: Robert Suttle
Exclusive Q&A with Robert Suttle, a recognized HIV racial justice leader with over ten years of standing in the gap for the HIV movement.
Ready for An Impact That Stays With You?
Corey Higgins of Triad Health Project Invites You to Gear up for HIV Speaks 2026
Loud & Clear Advocate Highlight: Shane Lukas
As part of our Loud & Clear event, we interviewed the speakers and facilitators of these critical advocacy events leading up to HIV Speaks 2026. This interview is with A Great Idea owner, public speaker, and bodily autonomy advocate Shane Lukas who speaks about amplifying advocacy. For those who are meeting you for the […]
VIDEO: Ready to Rise: Moving HIV Policy in 2026 Panel
The “Ready to Rise: Moving HIV Policy in 2026” event, hosted by the NC AIDS Action Network (NCAAN), served as a critical post-World AIDS Day Policy Panel featuring North Carolinians leading the way to address the impacts of HIV and end the AIDS epidemic.
We Must Not Let This Administration Dismantle Decades of Progress to End HIV
North Carolina stands to lose over $30 million in CDC funding, risking a surge in transmissions and undermining care for Black residents, who account for nearly half of new diagnoses. This statement from NCAAN outlines the impact and what you can do.
2025 World AIDS Day Events in North Carolina
Whether a Tea Dance or the AIDS Quilt, an expert-helmed luncheon or a holiday parade, join these events happening around North Carolina to support the awareness of World AIDS Day.
NCAAN Attends Encuentro 2025 to Advance Health Justice in the South
The NCAAN team joins with other public health leaders and grassroots organizers from Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee to share skills around healthcare access, protecting immigrant communities, and collective resistance at the annual Encuentro event.
NCAAN, the Southern AIDS Coalition, and Latinos in the South Announce the Ella/Her Project
In collaboration with Southern AIDS Coalition and Latinos in the South, learn about Ella/Her, our project for Black women and Latinas in North Carolina who are often left out of HIV prevention (PrEP and PEP) and sexual health education.
A North Carolina HIV Policy Brief for 2025
The NCAAN and PWN-USA 2025 policy brief is a vital resource for anyone advocating for the health and rights of people living with HIV in North Carolina. It provides a clear roadmap of the most urgent federal and state policy issues, complete with challenges and recommendations to guide advocacy efforts.
The GROW Project: Growing Rights the Organizing Way
The GROW Project is a transformative initiative by the North Carolina AIDS Action Network (NCAAN) designed to expand HIV advocacy across South Carolina, empower community voices, and build a sustainable grassroots movement.