*This post was originally published on the United Philanthropy Forum blog. At the moment, the populations and principles for which the philanthropic community often fights are under daily attack. For my organization — perhaps for yours, too — this is a very familiar story. Funders Concerned About AIDS (FCAA) started in response to government indifference in […]
Next week thousands of activists, stakeholders, funders, policymakers, scientists and PLWHA will converge on Amsterdam for the International AIDS Conference (AIDS2018). There will be hundreds of sessions, presentations, side events and meetings. In an effort to help our partners and members navigate AIDS2018, FCAA has prepared a roadmap to highlight conference proceedings focused on issues of interest […]
*This article was originally published in Inside Philanthropy. If you think of a Venn diagram mapping two crises—the HIV/AIDS epidemic and opioid use—there would be a significant amount of overlap. They are analogous, in many ways: in terms of scope; the ways in which society has responded—or, more aptly, not responded—to them; and the populations […]
This article was originally published on the POZ website. The HIV/AIDS funding environment is more challenging than ever. Ill-informed policies threaten to roll back progress. Bilateral funders are decreasing resources. The majority of philanthropic resources are concentrated among a handful of donors. At this moment in time, we must deploy all the weapons in […]
Philanthropic Research Intern Founded in 1987, the FCAA mission is to mobilize the leadership, ideas, and resources of funders to eradicate the global HIV/AIDS pandemic and to address its social and economic dimensions. FCAA membership is comprised of global funders, including: The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Ford Foundation, the M.A.C AIDS Fund, Elton John […]