International AIDS Conference 2012

The world’s largest HIV/AIDS conference is happening in our own back yard July 22-27 in Washington DC!

Every two years, people living with HIV/AIDS, activists, service providers, scientists, policymakers, and elected officials from around the globe come together for the International AIDS Conference (IAC). For the first time in 22 years, the conference will be held in the United States this summer.

Attracting about 30,000 people, the IAC is the largest conference on any health issue in the world. The latest research is presented, people with AIDS give presentations on what’s they’re doing to end AIDS in their communities, and there are plenty of rallies, marches and actions!

Housing Works is coming to DC for IAC! We will be participating in several key events there, and we hope you will join or support us.

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Blogs

GENDA Moving through NY Assembly; Trans Civil Rights will Again Hinge on Senate Republicans
March 14, 2013

Amidst our advocacy budget battle to save the AIDS Institute, another battle continues to rage on.

The fight for GENDA, the state’s gender expression non-discrimination act, has been going full-force for over a decade, when transgender and gender non-conforming people’s rights were surreptitiously left out …
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BREAKING: NYC’S 2nd LARGEST REALTOR GUILTY OF HOUSING DISCRIMINATION AGAINST PEOPLE WITH AIDS
December 4, 2012

NYC’S SECOND LARGEST REALTOR GUILTY OF HOUSING DISCRIMINATION AGAINST PEOPLE LIVING WITH AIDS Landmark federal decision finds that “evidence is not just ‘a thick cloud of smoke,’ it is a smoking gun.”

For Immediate Release

CONTACT: Armen H. Merjian, 212-645-8111, x4167; merjian@housingworks.org

New York, NY December …
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Health homes and you: More Enrollees, Increased Use of Technology
June 21, 2012

In January, Housing Works began the process of converting our COBRA case management to the new Health Home model. The process will likely take another 12 months to complete, but here’s what it means for our staff and clients.

First, a little background: In March of …
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