Association of Nurses in AIDS Care

Association of Nurses in AIDS Care We promote the health, welfare and rights of people living with HIV around the world.

ANAC fosters the professional development of nurses and others involved in healthcare for persons at risk for, living with, and affected by HIV and its co-morbidities. ANAC is the leading nursing specialty association for nurses working in HIV/AIDS around the world.

There's still time to join us - TODAY! Dying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clients, Family a...
12/18/2025

There's still time to join us - TODAY!

Dying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clients, Family and Friends. This webinar will cover the value of early palliative care and explore and practice starting conversations around serious illness.

Register now! https://conta.cc/44Iz13a

Dec 18 - 3 p.m. ETDying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clients, Family and FriendsJoin us! Re...
12/11/2025

Dec 18 - 3 p.m. ET
Dying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clients, Family and Friends

Join us! Register now: https://conta.cc/44Iz13a

ANAC expresses profound concern and unequivocal opposition to the decision by the U.S. Department of Education to exclud...
12/05/2025

ANAC expresses profound concern and unequivocal opposition to the decision by the U.S. Department of Education to exclude nursing from the definition of “professional degree” programs in its forthcoming federal student-loan eligibility rulemaking.

Read the full statement here: https://conta.cc/4pHWAB6

Please join us for the second in a two-part series, Dying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clie...
12/04/2025

Please join us for the second in a two-part series, Dying in America Part 2: Tools for Discussing Tough Topics with Clients, Family and Friends. Sponsored by ANAC’s Clinical Practice Committee, these are compelling and practical webinars designed to equip professionals and individuals with the skills to navigate end-of-life conversations with empathy and clarity.

Dec. 18 - 3 p.m. ET: https://conta.cc/3KwugTl

Yesterday, communities around the world observed World AIDS Day. It’s always a meaningful moment for reflection, remembr...
12/02/2025

Yesterday, communities around the world observed World AIDS Day. It’s always a meaningful moment for reflection, remembrance, and connection. Many of our members spent the day educating, advocating, or honoring the people and stories that continue to shape this work. We carry that spirit with us into today.
Today is Giving Tuesday, a day we celebrate generosity in all its shapes and forms. When you give to ANAC, your generosity supports:
💛 ANAC Conference Scholarships
🌍 Global Outreach
📣 Uncensored HIV Education and Advocacy

www.nursesinaidscare.org/donate

Thank you for giving!

WATCH NOW AT CLAFH.ORG: On this Dec. 1, World AIDS Day, IPS emphasizes the urgent need for action to reverse the long-st...
12/01/2025

WATCH NOW AT CLAFH.ORG: On this Dec. 1, World AIDS Day, IPS emphasizes the urgent need for action to reverse the long-standing and worsening U.S. Latino HIV crisis, which has now become a cascading disaster. Watch the full video, Inside The Cascading Disaster, on our new CLAFH microsite, where you can learn more about the nation’s Latino HIV crisis and the urgent steps needed to address it. Watch now: https://t.jh.edu/RUwX9w

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The federal government’s refusal to acknowledge World AIDS Day in 2025 is more than a symbolic lapse. It represents a wi...
12/01/2025

The federal government’s refusal to acknowledge World AIDS Day in 2025 is more than a symbolic lapse. It represents a withdrawal of public commitment to people living with HIV. World AIDS Day is an opportunity to honor those lost, affirm the dignity of those living with HIV and reaffirm our national and global responsibility to advance equity in prevention and care. Federal silence on World AIDS Day undermines that purpose and reinforces harmful stigma at a time
when visibility remains critical. Regardless of the actions of the federal government, we at ANAC will remain true to the purpose of World AIDS Day.

Each year on Dec. 1, people around the globe take time to remember those lost, educate others and rally to eliminate the devastating stigma and loss associated with the ongoing HIV/AIDS crisis.

Learn more: https://conta.cc/3JRC6XE

Native American Heritage Day honors the rich histories, diverse cultures and vital contributions of Native peoples acros...
11/28/2025

Native American Heritage Day honors the rich histories, diverse cultures and vital contributions of Native peoples across the United States. We spoke to ANAC member Earl Blair about why it's important to him. https://conta.cc/3Xpd4lz

As part of a national HIV Clinical Response Task Force, periodically, we will issue surveys to clinical providers to upd...
11/24/2025

As part of a national HIV Clinical Response Task Force, periodically, we will issue surveys to clinical providers to update & assess the current and potential impacts of funding cuts and policy restrictions and to measure service disruptions affecting people living with HIV and those vulnerable to HIV acquisition.

We invite you to participate in the current survey. https://conta.cc/44aYUs2

On National Rural Health Day, ANAC and ANAC’s Rural Committee want to highlight the disproportionate health outcomes fac...
11/20/2025

On National Rural Health Day, ANAC and ANAC’s Rural Committee want to highlight the disproportionate health outcomes faced by those living in rural areas including those living with HIV. In the last two decades, HIV incidence has increased in rural communities and living in rural areas is associated with lower rates of HIV testing and PrEP usage, delayed HIV diagnosis, slower initiation of antiretroviral therapy and increased HIV-related mortality.

Hear from ANAC member and South Dakota nurse Jessica Buckley about her experiences with rural HIV nursing. https://conta.cc/47STXqo

Today is the 26th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. Started in 1999, it was originally a vigil to honor Rita Hester...
11/20/2025

Today is the 26th annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. Started in 1999, it was originally a vigil to honor Rita Hester, a trans woman who was killed in Massachusetts. This has become a national day to honor those who have lost their lives to anti-trans bigotry and violence. We honor the transgender and gender-diverse individuals whose lives were lost to anti-transgender violence, discrimination and systemic inequities. For ANAC, this day carries a profound significance. Our mission—to advance equitable, evidence-based, compassionate HIV nursing care—cannot be achieved without confronting the realities faced by transgender communities and reaffirming our commitment to justice, dignity and safety for all.

Rad more: https://conta.cc/3X58mtf

Join ANAC and Theratechnologies for a webinar TODAY at 2 p.m. about Addressing the Impact of Central Adiposity in People...
11/18/2025

Join ANAC and Theratechnologies for a webinar TODAY at 2 p.m. about Addressing the Impact of Central Adiposity in People Living with HIV.

Register now: https://conta.cc/4pe2kSW

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