Project Inform prioritizes health care reform in 2009.

The November 2008 election led to renewed discussion about reforming the nation’s health care system, with an emphasis on providing coverage for uninsured individuals.   Read more.

Peculiar type of KS emerges in healthier individuals.

Over the past few years, healthier individuals living with HIV have reported symptoms of a milder form of Kaposi's Sarcoma, despite relatively intact immune systems.   Read more.

10 ways to support Project Inform’s mission.

With more than 40,000 new infections occurring annually in the US, it's imperative Project Inform maintain its focus to impact the health of those living with HIV and the rising tide of new infections.   Read more.

Project Inform reports from the 2008 ICAAC / IDSA conference.

This year's special joint meeting assembled 10,000 people interested in microbiology and therapeutic agents, including health topics related to HIV. Project Inform was on hand to report back with full coverage.   Read more.

Project Inform to hold Update Town Meeting on HIV and Aging.

On February 4, 2009, speakers Paul Dalton and Dr. Steven Deeks (UCSF) will present information on aging with HIV and the role that inflammation plays in disease progression.   Read more.

Looking forward to an era of
change to end the US epidemic.

On the heals of a revised mission statement, a new Ends Statement establishes the focused set of ways in which Project Inform will create change in the US epidemic as a result of our advocacy and services.   Read more.

Hold a house party
to benefit Project Inform.

Project Inform seeks to expand its constituency through the launch of a new House Party program, an easy way for anyone to help support our ongoing programs.   Read more.

Condom couture front and center among 300 at Evening of Hope.

More than 300 guests were positively giddy as they left October's Evening of Hope — A Night of Lifesaving Fashion. Project Inform appreciates the support from all who participated.   Read more.