The Foundation’s work in HIV/AIDS policy seeks to provide the latest information, research, and analysis on the major domestic and global HIV/AIDS policy issues. This includes analysis and monitoring of: key epidemic trends, global and domestic spending on HIV/AIDS, the major programs that provide prevention, care, and treatment to people at risk for and living with HIV/AIDS, public opinion about HIV/AIDS, and highlighting the impact of the epidemic on those populations and regions of the U.S. and the world that have been most affected, including young people, women, and minority communities.
As part of this effort, the Foundation provides the latest U.S. state level information on key HIV/AIDS epidemiologic and policy data on State Health Facts, the latest global HIV/AIDS data on Global Health Facts, daily HIV/AIDS-related news from around the world through our free Daily HIV/AIDS Report service, webcasts on major HIV-related conferences, events and briefings, and “Issue Spotlight” on HIV/AIDS through kaisernetwork.org, the Foundation's free news and information service, containing the latest information and reports from around the world on the epidemic.
The Foundation is also engaged in many other HIV-related activities, including:
HIV Policy Publications
