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AIDS Foundation Chicago
AFC presents its 2022 State Legislative Policy PrioritiesHIVPlusmag.com
AIDS Foundation Chicago is keeping close tabs on HIV in aging communities and they’re seeing encouraging signs.A&U
Getting to Zero Illinois Launches HIV DashboardNBC News
PrEP, the HIV prevention pill, must now be totally free under almost all insurance plansWBEZ
Illinois Becomes Second State To Repeal HIV Criminalization LawPOZ
Illinois Governor Signs Bill to Repeal HIV Crime LawsChicago Tribune
Illinois legislators approve bill that would decriminalize HIV transmissionBlock Club Chicago
Illinois Decriminalizes HIV Exposure, Adds Gender-Neutral Birth Certificate Option And More As Pritzker Signs LGBTQ-Affirming LawsIllinois HIV Action Alliance
Governor Pritzker Signs HB 1063, Ending Criminal Penalties for People Living with HIV in IllinoisProtect Our Care Illinois
Victory! The ACA is here to stay!AIDS Foundation Chicago (AFC)
First-ever Getting to Zero Illinois Community Grant Program awards $350,000 in grantsHIV.GOV
Illinois Announces Plan to End the HIV Epidemic in the StateComer Family Foundation
Getting to Zero in IllinoisWBEZ 91.5 CHICAGO
Illinois Aims To Halt Spread Of HIV By 2030KFVS12
‘Getting to Zero’ Illinois HIV plan announcedThe Neighbor
State targets spread of HIV with ‘Getting to Zero’Chicago Tribune
Gov. J.B. Pritzker lays out plan to halt HIV spread: ‘Prevention is less costly than treatment’WAND-TV
Efforts aim to stop HIV spread, increase treatmentLake County Board
[VIDEO] Lake County Board endorsing the Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U) Consensus Statement issued by the Prevention Access CampaignWBEZ 91.5 Chicago
A Look Into Chicago’s Lowest Record of HIV DiagnosesWindy City Times
Gov. Rauner joins ‘Getting to Zero’ sessionWBBM NEWSRADIO
‘Getting To Zero’ Campaign Hopes To End Illinois’ HIV Epidemic By 2030Our Quad Cities
Figuring out how to get to zero in IllinoisCity of Chicago
Mayor Emanuel Announces Collaborative “Getting to Zero” Initiative that Seeks to Effectively Eliminate New HIV Infections by 2027