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May 20, 2024FACT SHEET: The Biden
May 26, 2024On World AIDS Day, we reflect on all those lost globally and in the U.S. from AIDS-related illnesses, honor the more than 38 million individuals living with HIV, and celebrate the remarkable gains we have made battling this disease. The Biden-Harris Administration remains committed to implementing the updated National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS) announced last year and achieving the bipartisan goal of ending the HIV epidemic at home and abroad. The Administration is also releasing a new strategy to guide the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) globally. Over the past year, the Administration has taken action to:Accelerate our Domestic HIV Efforts
Respond to HIV/AIDS GloballyOver the last 20 years, PEPFAR has saved 25 million lives and helped pave a brighter future for people living with HIV/AIDS. The Administration has taken action over the past year to build on that impact, including:
Address HIV Stigma and Discrimination
Ensure Equity
Support and Treat People At-risk for “Syndemic” Illnesses
Advance New Research
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Accelerate our Domestic HIV EffortsLaunching the NHAS Federal Implementation Plan.Implementing the Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) in the U.S. initiative.Requesting unprecedented investments to end the HIV epidemic.Respond to HIV/AIDS GloballyReleasing a new five-year strategy.Leading the largest ever Global Fund Replenishment. Leveraging PEPFAR to support public health and fight COVID-19 and mpox.Address HIV Stigma and DiscriminationAffirming the U=U message.Hosting a White House forum on HIV criminalization.Safeguarding the rights of people with HIV.Ensure EquityDiversifying PACHA membership.Engaging with the HIV community.Advancing equity for marginalized and underserved Americans.Promoting access to gender-affirming care. Addressing violence against transgender women of color. Support and Treat People At-risk for “Syndemic” IllnessesAdvance New ResearchReleasing a multiyear HIV research plan. Using new technologies to develop an HIV vaccine.