The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation

The day has come. It’s the second annual #HIVIsNotACrime Awareness Day. Take action now and learn about decriminalizing HIV in the U.S.: bit.ly/3kvJPh8

(3/3) We are incredibly grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, @GileadSciences, for their generous support.

(2/3) We'll be honoring M·A·C VIVA GLAM, Don Lemon, Marc Porter, Chairman, Christie’s Americas, Heather Barnhart, Global Head of Business Development at Christie’s, and Tim Rosta of ETAF's LIFEBEAT Advisory Board. Get tickets at bit.ly/NYDinner2026

(1/2) Join us for our New York Dinner on April 21, 2026, at the legendary Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center! It promises to be a wonderful evening hosted by CNN Anchor and Chief Legal Analyst Laura Coates.

Coinciding with the start of spring, and its tie to new beginnings, NNHAAD is also a celebration of life, honoring those living with or affected by HIV, as well as remembering those we have lost.

It's National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD), a day dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of HIV on Native communities, including American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians, and promote the importance of HIV education, testing, prevention, and care.

Elizabeth Taylor and so many women have used their bold voices to advocate for health equity and human rights for people affected by HIV. You can honor these women and join in the fight against HIV with a gift today. Donate at bit.ly/DonateETAF26 for Women’s History Month!

We are incredibly grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, @GileadSciences, for their generous support.

Held at the iconic Rainbow Room at the top of Rockefeller Center, our New York Dinner will be hosted by CNN Anchor and Chief Legal Analyst Laura Coates and will honor Don Lemon and Tim Rosta for their work in HIV activism. Get tickets at bit.ly/NYDinner2026

(2/2) ETAF supports work to eliminate barriers to care through combatting gender-based violence, harm reduction, and wrap-around services. Uplift women today with a gift to support HIV treatment, prevention, and advocacy. Donate at bit.ly/DonateETAF26

(1/2) Today is National Women and Girls HIV Awareness Day. Women make up the majority of people living with HIV globally and they face unique challenges for positive health outcomes.

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We’re returning to the legendary Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center to celebrate our annual New York Dinner! Get your tickets at bit.ly/NYDinner2026 We are incredibly grateful to our Presenting Sponsor, Gilead Sciences, Inc., for their generous support.

Make your milestones extra special by running a Peer-to-Peer fundraiser! When you start a fundraiser, you make it easier for your loved ones to get involved in ending the HIV epidemic. Visit bit.ly/ETAFPeerToPeer to learn how to start your fundraiser today.

(3/3) Through our ‘Sukuthula! Unmute & Act’ initiative, launched in partnership with @DGMurrayTrust Trust and @CTAOP, we’re working to support community-based organizations in their efforts to combat gender-based violence in South Africa.⁠

(2/3) ETAF is committed to dismantling HIV stigma and advocating for equitable resources and care for women living with HIV.

(1/3) Women’s History Month is underway! Honor the women in your life with a gift to support HIV advocacy, treatment, and prevention efforts. Please give by the end of March to honor a woman in your life and continue HIV services for all! Visit bit.ly/DonateETAF26 to donate

On HIV Is Not A Crime Awareness Day, we recruited new, beloved ETAF Champion @Lavernecox to walk us through the evolution of HIV/AIDS over the decades and explain the harmful, discriminatory laws that our country put in place in its wake: etaf.org/hivisnotacrime #HIVIsNotACrime

Today is the 5th HIV Is Not A Crime Awareness Day! February 28 is a reminder that we must join forces as a community and nation to make HIV criminalization a thing of the past. Join us in keeping our communities safe, healthy, and free at etaf.org/hivisnotacrime. #HIVIsNotACrime

Celebrate Elizabeth Taylor’s birthday with a gift to support people living with HIV! With Women’s History Month almost here, we're honoring the impact Elizabeth had on the HIV/AIDS movement and the legacy she left to continue the fight. Give today: bit.ly/DonateETAF26

We’re just a few days away from HIV Is Not A Crime Awareness Day, and we’re excited to share that @Lavernecox has joined ETAF as a 2026 Champion! Join us in celebrating Laverne for her decades-long activism and for joining our fight to decriminalize HIV! #HIVIsNotACrime