This past July, FCAA and ViiV Healthcare Positive Action co-sponsored a session at HIV2020. “The Dollars and Sense of Effective Grantmaking,”was a natural progression of the work started at AIDS2018, when FCAA first shared our Last Mile in Funding: Improving Practice in Philanthropic Funding of Community Action on AIDS report. HIV2020 provided an opportunity to […]
Recently, we had the good fortune to “sit down” with Aidsfonds Executive Director (and FCAA Board Member) Mark Vermeulen. As with all HIV funding organizations, his has had to be very flexible in the face of COVID-19. By all indications, it is doing an excellent job in continuing to reach people living with and vulnerable […]
“We need to make it easy for folks who don’t see HIV as their issue, to understand that HIV-specific programming, organizations, advocacy, and cultural movements are actually entry points and infrastructure for some of the broader issues that need to be addressed.” Today we are sharing the final part of our video series “What […]
COVID-19 has had incalculable impacts. One of the many side effects of the disease is how it creates an increased opportunity for the infringement of human rights. A recent FCAA Connect webinar, hosted in partnership with the Global Philanthropy Project and Africa Grantmakers’ Affinity Group, focused on this topic. Roxxy Odoyo from UHAI-EASHRI and Caroline […]
Recent Report Indicates Additional Challenges in an Already Resource-Constrained Environment A new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation and UNAIDS, Donor Government Funding for HIV in Low- and Middle-Income Countries, shows that donor governments decreased contributions to fight HIV and AIDS by $200 million between 2018 and 2019. This is particularly disheartening news in an […]