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NMAC Statement on New Appointments to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force
WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, September 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced today the appointment of eight new members to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, the independent panel whose recommendations help shape access to preventive health services for millions of Americans. For the HIV community, the work of the Task Force has significant implications.
Why affirming faith communities belong in the fight to end HIV
Features/ HIV & AIDS/ Opinions/ Top Stories Strategy work usually gets described in terms of what an organization needs to build: new systems, new partnerships, new infrastructure. But HIV strategy should begin with another question: What networks of relationships and influence already exist, and why have we not adequately invested in them as pathways to prevention and care? August 30 is National Faith HIV & AIDS Awareness Day. The observance points to an important strategic opportunity.
Why affirming faith communities belong in the fight to end HIV
Strategy work usually gets described in terms of what an organization needs to build: new systems, new partnerships, new infrastructure. But HIV strategy should begin with another question: What networks of relationships and influence already exist, and why have we not adequately invested in them as pathways to prevention and care? August 30 is National Faith HIV & AIDS Awareness Day. The observance points to an important strategic opportunity.
Quest Travel Adventures Celebrates 15 Years with New Custom Itineraries to Spain & Portugal
Quest Travel Adventures logo Azores - Lagoa das Sete Cidades in Sao Miguel Milestone anniversary brings five new custom itineraries spanning Spain, Portugal, and the Atlantic Islands of the Azores, Madeira, and the Canary Islands.
NMAC Announces VaShawn Mitchell, New Podcast Guests, Conference App and Expanded Programming for 2026 USCHA
ANAHEIM , CA, UNITED STATES, September 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- NMAC today announced new performers, speakers, special programming and attendee experiences for the 2026 United States Conference on HIV/AIDS (USCHA), taking place September 16–20 in Anaheim, California, as the nation’s largest HIV-focused community gathering prepares to mark 45 years of the HIV movement.
Why affirming faith communities belong in the fight to end HIV Original
Strategy work usually gets described in terms of what an organization needs to build: new systems, new partnerships, new infrastructure. But HIV strategy should begin with another question: What networks of relationships and influence already exist, and why have we not adequately invested in them as pathways to prevention and care? August 30 is National Faith HIV & AIDS Awareness Day. The observance points to an important strategic opportunity.
Jennifer Moore Phillips
For National Faith HIV & AIDS Awareness Day, NMAC’s Jennifer Moore Phillips argues that trusted, accountable faith communities can help connect people to HIV prevention, treatment, and care.
45 Years In, We’re Not Done Yet: NMAC Convenes National Advocacy Roundtable on Capitol Hill to Defend HIV Funding
WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, May 28, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Forty-five years after the CDC first reported what would become known as HIV/AIDS, NMAC (formerly the National Minority AIDS Council) will convene national HIV leaders, long-term survivors, public health experts, business partners, and congressional champions for a National Advocacy Roundtable on Capitol Hill focused on sustaining the HIV response and shaping the next chapter.
Eye on the future: WSU prepares for next chapter in the story of AI
This story is part of an AI series looking at how WSU is driving innovation in research and teaching through artificial intelligence. View the entire series as it becomes available. Add “saving salmon” to the long list of challenges Washington State University researchers are using AI to tackle. An investment of $50 million for WSU in the new federal budget will lay the foundation for the development of a scientific research center to advance precision aquaculture in the Pacific Northwest.
WSU Data Analytics program leads with stackable, industry-aligned certifications
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that jobs for data scientists will grow 34% over the next 10 years as more companies realize the need for industry-specific professionals skilled in programming and analysis. At Washington State University, the Program in Data Analytics is rising to the demand by providing an array of stackable training certificates for professionals looking to augment their own data skills, supporting both workforce advancement and long-term educational pathways.
National Geographic explorer Robbie Shone to deliver ‘Adventures in Caving’ lecture
Washington State University’s School of the Environment will host a free, public presentation, “Adventures in Caving,” by National Geographic explorer Robbie Shone at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 20, in Webster Hall 16. For those not on the Pullman campus, Zoom participation is available. This talk is presented by SoE’s Lane Family Lecture in Environmental Science. Viewers will get to descend into the darkness with photographer Robbie Shone to see the world’s strangest, most remote places on earth.
WSU research shows being neighborly can boost community health
BLAINE, Wash. — Small, everyday gestures between neighbors such as sharing food or just checking in may carry outsized benefits for entire communities. Research from Washington State University shows routine interactions across the fence line can boost both social cohesion and personal health. “From a prevention science standpoint, good-neighbor strategies tend to mitigate many health problems at once,” said Shawna Beese, an assistant professor of rural health promotion in WSU Extension.
Meet three of Emory’s cross-campus couples
With Emory University and Emory Healthcare boasting a combined total of more than 50,000 employees, meeting couples who both work for Emory isn’t uncommon. In honor of Valentine’s Day, three of those couples share the stories behind how they met, when they married and what keeps them going strong. Their story began on a summer evening at her sister’s house.
Pride, prejudice and PTA meetings: A guide for LGBTQ+ families this school year
From school supply shopping to navigating new routines, back-to-school season is a busy time for families filled with anticipation, coordination, and first-day-of-school jitters. But, for LGBTQ+ families facing increasing threats from school boards and statehouses alike, there's an extra layer of worry to contend with. So, what do you need to know about the current landscape for LGBTQ+ families in schools — and what can you do to help?
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