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"We provide services to youth and young adults, ages 12 to 30 years, who are homeless or living in insecure housing. Many of our clients are transgendered, gay, lesbian or bisexual. We also help youth who themselves are parents, as well as parents of youth. We work with people who engage in street survival strategies, including sex for favors."

All-inclusive monthly social geared toward Washington's HIV-positive population.

Enhances the quality-of-life for those who are living with HIV and AIDS in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, without regard to race, religion, cultural heritage or sexual orientation, and with respect for privacy and confidentiality for them and their families.

''Provides resources to help young people fight AIDS and support each other. Unlike any other organization in the Washington, DC area, Metro TeenAIDS focuses all of its efforts on the special prevention, education, and treatment needs of young people.'' Mailing: PO Box 15577; Washington, DC 20003-5577.

Mid-July event. "An HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness social marketing outreach that provides messaging specifically designed to target and engage African American men of the GLBT community between the ages of 25-44 years old."

A community-based AIDS service organization committed to reducing HIV infection in the African-American community by providing HIV prevention and support services to gay and bisexual men, and transgender persons.

Obama takes final steps to lift decades-old HIV travel ban by early 2010

Local pharmacy hosts transgender support group

Exercise group meets weekly on Saturday mornings

Community delivers blunt commentary at HIV/AIDS meeting

Stonewall Baby

DC clinic makes it easy to check your status

Local HIV-positive gay man nears the end of his cross-country bicycle odyssey

Annual HIV/AIDS fundraiser re-launched under Al Sura banner

Pride meeting hits HIV/AIDS from multiple angles

A new, edgier campaign aims to make safer-sex tools easily available -- and sexy as well

Gay community's emergency expert uses flu for teaching moment

DC Fights Back demands increased HIV/AIDS funding at downtown rally

Commentary: Center Field

DC Fights Back demands increased HIV/AIDS funding at downtown rally

Philip B. Terry of PreventionWorks! shares insight on risk reduction, HIV and finding calm amid emergencies

''Listen'' event mines young gay men's experiences around HIV

Fighting HIV in the District for decades, UHU's Ron Simmons traces his path from Muslim and Mao, to here and now

D.C.'s Different Drummers presents its inaugural World AIDS Day benefit

New E.D. in at PreventionWorks

HIV organization marks bittersweet milestone

Whitman-Walker Clinic's Art for Life benefit is now in its 15th year

We Won, We Lost. What's Next for 2009? (Online Extra)

We Won, We Lost. What's Next for 2009? (Online Extra)

We Win, We Lose. What's Next for 2009? (Online Extra)

We Won, We Lost. What's Next for 2009? (Online Extra)

''Report Card'' improves D.C. standing in HIV fight

Elder Think Tank offers HIV discussion

NAPWA launches HIV/AIDS day for gay men

Baltimore man creates 'vlog' to raise awareness about HIV

D.C. man lauds travel-restriction victory in his global fight against HIV/AIDS

WWC offers free testing

Hope remains despite setbacks

Faith-based organization to hold entertaining fundraiser for HIV/AIDS education and services

Clinic celebrates 15 years of service in Southeast

Building the South Asian GLBT community locally with KhushDC

A handful of D.C. locals prepare for a new NYC-DC ride to raise money for ''groundbreaking'' HIV research

Countering lipoatrophy with facial fillers

Commentary: Center Field

A stronger D.C. presence for Immigration Equality

Black Pride brings in the coats

A local reverend continues her battle against stigma and HIV/AIDS in D.C., one test at a time

A recent Town Hall meeting on HIV/AIDS offers hope

Mindy Chateauvert helps to preserve a 'legacy of leather'

DC Appleseed Center pleased by progress

Khadijah Tribble looks at - and after - the District's children of HIV/AIDS (plus World AIDS Day events)

Damien Ministries celebrates 20 years of HIV/AIDS-related service to the D.C. community

Washington, D.C. HIV/AIDS organizations to hold march during American Public Health Association meeting

DC's Department of Health updating Directory of Services

The search for an HIV vaccine remains strong at NIH

DC Mayor picks HIV/AIDS Administration office head

'D.C. Fights Back' aims to find solutions to AIDS in Washington

DC Black Pride 2007: Coalition aims to improve black gay men's health

New STD treatment plans mirror current trends in treating gay men

Local dietitian offers nutritional ''dos'' and ''don'ts'' for HIV-positive people

Health department head remains as interim leader of DC's HIV/AIDS Administration

Brother Help Thyself awards grants to 32 local organizations, focuses on smaller groups

Lesbian Murder Mystery, Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Transgender Murder Update

For 20 years, the HIV+ Coffeehouse has offered a warm respite

Four Washingtonians share their stories of living with HIV

Andrew Sullivan's quest to reclaim conservatism

Marie Johns wants to make a 'Better' pitch for the city's GLBT community

2005 Year in Review: Crytal Meth and super STDs were widely reported to have struck the gay community

Metro TeenAIDS

National Minority AIDS Council

Three Views of AIDS in the Nation and D.C.

National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors

Leather community holds panel to discuss a 'Tina' drug crisis

National Coalition for LGBT Health meeting assesses crystal meth's threat to the community

Recent news on STDs is an acronym soup seasoned with clinical and political fallout

Morgan Fairchild discusses Mrs. Robinson, her life in television, and the role of celebrities in social activism

New STD data keeps D.C. in the top 25

A Selected Schedule of Events and Exhibits

Favorite Recipes from the Food and Friends Kitchen

From AIDS to breast cancer, the new Food and Friends facility keeps pace with the organization's expanding mission

A Community Profile

Two D.C. musical groups premiere a new composition in honor of the Quilt

Despite Many Advances, AIDS Remains a Threat to Communities at Risk

AIDS Watch 2003 Aims to Send a Message to a Reluctant Congress

Interview with Executive Director Craig M. Shniderman

Will Rapid HIV Testing Change the Face of Prevention?

Us Helping Us Executive Director Ron Simmons

Whitman-Walker's Art for Life Auction

Earline Budd and the Transgender Movement

The MW Interview

The MW Interview