Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

August 23, 2005

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Recent Firing of Washington, D.C., HIV/AIDS Administration Director Raises Discussion on Qualities of Successor

2005 Rap-It-Up/BASS Black AIDS Short Subject Film Competition Winners Announced

Federal Funds for Abstinence Group Withheld

Meth Conference Tackles HIV Issue

Kansas: African-American Activists Create Strategy to Beat AIDS

Maryland: A Camp Where Camaraderie Replaces Stigma

Myanmar Urges Global Fund to Reconsider Withdrawal of $98 Million Grant; Donors Discuss How to Bridge Funding Gap

Jamaica Launches Ad Campaign Against Discrimination of HIV-Positive People

Swaziland King Abandons Campaign for Virgin Girls to Remain Abstinent, Avoid Marriage

Global Fund Provides HIV/AIDS Drugs for 90,000 More People in First Six Months of 2005

Australia: Biotron Anti-HIV Compounds Shown to Act Against HIV

Ukraine's Kyiv Post Publishes Opinion Pieces on Responses to Country's HIV/AIDS Epidemic

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