Chicago Women's AIDS Project

10/02/2025

09/12/2025

🗣️ Men. Wellness. Real Talk.
On October 2, our Spiritual Wellness Partners invite you to the Men’s Wellness Summit — a full day of connection, reflection, and action for men’s health.

📅 Thursday, October 2
🕘 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM CST
📍 Shine Bright Community Center, Chicago

Featuring Dr. Travis A. Gayles, John Sykes, LSCW, and Activist Phill Wilson, this summit offers roundtable activities, networking, edutainment, and conversations that center healing and belonging.

RSVP today through the ChiWellness Community Calendar → https://www.chiwellnesscircle.com/calendar

03/19/2025

03/19/2025

If the administration does move forward with the plan, the CDC’s HIV prevention work could move over to another department under HHS.

03/19/2025

Please share.

We are excited to announce that CWHC now provides Medication Abortion services. New and existing clients are welcome to schedule appointments, which include access to medication abortion pills as well as education, guidance, and resources.

As with all our services, Medication Abortion care at CWHC is trans-inclusive, trauma-informed, education-centered, and available regardless of your ability to pay.

To learn more about Medication Abortion at CWHC, visit www.chicagowomenshealthcenter.org/medication-abortion

To make an appointment, call our front desk at (773) 935-6126. We are open Monday through Thursday from 9am to 4pm.

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03/19/2025

DOGE is in NIH right now. Public health is on the chopping block.

Word is out that an announcement about a reorganization of the CDC will include elimination of the Division of Prevention and likely other departments with the CDC. A significant reduction in workforce is also expected. Announcement of the cuts is expected to come by Thursday or Friday if not sooner.

Ahead of the announcement, HIV advocates and organizations are urging people to call their U.S. Representative or Senator to preserve the CDC and its HIV prevention division.

Senate: 202-224-3121
House: 202-225-3121