Today as we observe Dr. King's birthday, I'm convinced now more than ever that THIS is the time, THIS is the moment to make the dream manifest. We each play a role in creating a world where "People are not judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character"--Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

I'm sharing my top 10 HIV moments of 2021. Even in the midst of COVID, the HIV community demonstrated its commitment to "forward progress" on ending the HIV epidemic.

A coalition of Black women in Atlanta committed to ensuring that PrEP funding, services, and promotion include Black women.

Dr. Dawn Smith of CDC and Dr. Kimberly Smith of Viiv Healthcare hosted a webinar to discuss PrEP and Women

Twelve AMAZING women were honored for their service during the virtual conference, Where She Leads We Will Follow Her.

The Fulton County Office of HIV Elimination released an Ending the HIV Epidemic(EHE) funding announcement Summer 2021. The announcement included two new funding categories: (1) Arts, Media, and Culture (2) Innovative Project Support. The goal of the additional categories was to give opportunities to new organizations to submit applications for innovative projects.

What an honor to observe World AIDS Day at the White House with my colleagues. President Biden released the National HIV/AIDS Strategy 2022-2025.