SFAF Announces Community Leaders Jupiter Peraza and Brian Lucero Contreras as Tribute Gala Co-chairs July 21, 2026
Our voices There’s a Juneteenth lesson for ending the HIV epidemic June 19, 2026 "Freedom did not arrive late everywhere at once. It arrived last where the people held were furthest from power."
Community Our voices Alexander Skarsgård is infuriating in Pillion–and that’s exactly the point April 10, 2026 What does the dominant top's character reveal about power & entitlement in this dark comedy exploring BDSM in queer relationships?
Research New research: High prevention efficacy and “breakthrough infections” on lenacapavir for PrEP February 24, 2026 Research presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2026, plus info from our medical director on "what this means for you."
Our voices Heated Rivalry Is Everywhere. Should Straight People Watch It? February 11, 2026 To some extent, it’s cute that straight people think they finally have a pop culture crib sheet for gay sex, but let’s be honest—Heated Rivalry is about to become the first and last stamp in their gay sex passport.
PrEP Can I afford injectable PrEP? Can I get it at Strut? July 21, 2026 Need-to-know info about Yeztugo and Apretude, two medications for HIV PrEP, from an SFAF pharmacist, clinician, and health navigator.
BBE Spotlight Black Brothers Esteem changed community for Black men in San Francisco July 15, 2026 This year, we honor and celebrate 30 years of Black Brothers Esteem (BBE) at SFAF.
Our voices Still Fighting for Our Lives July 1, 2026 A moving account of advocacy fighting to restore HIV, LGBTQ+, sex worker, and harm reduction funding in San Francisco, and what makes this fight so personal.
Our impact This year, Strut turns 10! June 22, 2026 We're celebrating a decade of impact in San Francisco through Strut. Thank you to all who came to party with us at our 10th Anniversary Tea Dance!
Our voices This Is How We Weather the Storm—And Build Forward June 26, 2025 SFAF has taken necessary steps in response to a $5.71 million shortfall in the coming fiscal year and to weatherproof our agency for the future.
Community Racial justice Address the microaggressions–and aggressions–if you want to truly include Black people in your circle June 25, 2025 I’m sharing my experience not only to live in my truth, but in the hopes that others might open their hearts to the many ways we must welcome Black people to our groups, our social events, and our community.
Community “There’s anxiety, and fear”: How HIV long-term survivors are processing the current political moment June 4, 2025 Vince Crisostomo, director of Aging Services at SFAF, shares the ways that the Elizabeth Taylor 50-Plus Network is meeting the stress and anxiety caused by changes at the federal level.
HIV Our voices Surviving Voices: Oral history of HIV lifetime & long-term survivors May 14, 2025 In honor of National HIV Long-Term Survivors Day, survivors featured in an upcoming documentary film being screened on June 5 share their stories of resilience.
HIV Our voices Learning to love–without conditions May 5, 2025 Here I was, thinking I needed to teach my Grandma about acceptance. But she'd quietly carried these lessons all along, learned in the darkest days of the AIDS crisis.
Community Press releases Complementary LGBTQ+ Cycling Events Announced by Castro Country Club and San Francisco AIDS Foundation May 1, 2025 SFAF's cycling event will be held in the Spring of 2026; the "Recovery Ride" by Castro Country Club will be held in September, 2026.
Community Trans health One mother’s fight for her trans child April 30, 2025 Trans people across the nation are experiencing their rights, healthcare, and existence stripped away. What's it like to witness and experience that as you're raising a trans child?
Our voices This Is How We Weather the Storm—And Build Forward June 26, 2025 SFAF has taken necessary steps in response to a $5.71 million shortfall in the coming fiscal year and to weatherproof our agency for the future.
Community Racial justice Address the microaggressions–and aggressions–if you want to truly include Black people in your circle June 25, 2025 I’m sharing my experience not only to live in my truth, but in the hopes that others might open their hearts to the many ways we must welcome Black people to our groups, our social events, and our community.
Community Art at Strut 2026: Call for entries June 11, 2025 APPLY TODAY Submission Deadline: August 31, 2025 Does your art, painting, sculpture,...
Community “There’s anxiety, and fear”: How HIV long-term survivors are processing the current political moment June 4, 2025 Vince Crisostomo, director of Aging Services at SFAF, shares the ways that the Elizabeth Taylor 50-Plus Network is meeting the stress and anxiety caused by changes at the federal level.
HIV Our voices Surviving Voices: Oral history of HIV lifetime & long-term survivors May 14, 2025 In honor of National HIV Long-Term Survivors Day, survivors featured in an upcoming documentary film being screened on June 5 share their stories of resilience.
HIV Our voices Learning to love–without conditions May 5, 2025 Here I was, thinking I needed to teach my Grandma about acceptance. But she'd quietly carried these lessons all along, learned in the darkest days of the AIDS crisis.
Community Press releases Complementary LGBTQ+ Cycling Events Announced by Castro Country Club and San Francisco AIDS Foundation May 1, 2025 SFAF's cycling event will be held in the Spring of 2026; the "Recovery Ride" by Castro Country Club will be held in September, 2026.
Community Trans health One mother’s fight for her trans child April 30, 2025 Trans people across the nation are experiencing their rights, healthcare, and existence stripped away. What's it like to witness and experience that as you're raising a trans child?