📣Just Announced: Our Program Committee for the 2025 FCAA Global Philanthropy Summit! Athena Cross, DrPH, AIDS United Erika Castellanos, GATE - Global Action for Trans Equality Sarah Hashmall, The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Julia Lukomnik, Aidsfonds Elo Otobo, Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) Morgan Willis, Third Wave Fund Michael Elizabeth, Equality Federation Luis Roman, J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Foundation Bringing expertise across issue areas and geographies, these visionary leaders will help curate the conversation at next year’s event. Our 2025 Summit comes at a critical moment in the philanthropic and political landscape – uniting 150+ HIV, health, and human rights donors to protect and strengthen the global HIV response. Have a challenge or opportunity you’d like to see covered in a session? We want to hear from you. Read our proposal guidelines and submit your idea here: https://lnkd.in/gadvmV3W #HIV #FCAASummit
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FCAA is a philanthropy-serving organization founded in 1987 to take bold actions & push philanthropy to respond to HIV.
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Funders Concerned About AIDS (FCAA) is a philanthropy-serving organization founded in 1987 to take bold actions and push philanthropy to respond to HIV and AIDS. Our intent then and now: to inform, connect, and support philanthropy in response to the global pandemic of HIV and AIDS. FCAA envisions a world without AIDS, facilitated by philanthropy for: - Empowerment, equity, and justice for marginalized and neglected communities - Innovation in health services and other programming to promote health, human rights, and social and economic opportunity - Government responsiveness and accountability to people’s needs FCAA informs, connects, and supports philanthropy to mobilize resources to end the global HIV pandemic and build the social, political, and economic commitments necessary to attain health, human rights, and opportunity for all.
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If you fund in the U.S. South, You Can Fight HIV On Southern HIV and AIDS Awareness Day, we ask for your attention and disruption. Did you know that 52% of people diagnosed with HIV in the U.S. live in the South? Yet, the region only receives one quarter of all HIV-related philanthropy in the U.S. According to the Southern AIDS Coalition, systemic issues like access to healthcare, barriers to care, racial and ethnic inequities, HIV criminalization, stigma, and more, contribute to HIV’s negative impact on the South. Does your funding address these issues? Then you too could fight HIV. Disrupt the Epidemic ➡️ Fund the U.S. South #SHAAD #PowertoThePeople #SouthernJoy #CommunityAction #HIV
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If you fund in the U.S. South, You Can Fight HIV!
If you fund in the U.S. South, You Can Fight HIV! On Southern HIV and AIDS Awareness Day, we ask for your attention and disruption. Did you know that 52% of people diagnosed with HIV in the U.S. live in the South? Yet, the region only receives one quarter of all HIV-related philanthropy in the U.S. According to the @SouthernAIDSCoalition, systemic issues like access to healthcare, barriers to care, racial and ethnic inequities, HIV criminalization, stigma, and more, contribute to HIV’s negative impact on the South. Does your funding address these issues? Then you too could fight HIV. Disrupt the Epidemic --> Fund the U.S. South #SHAAD #PowertoThePeople #SouthernJoy #CommunityAction #HIV Funders Concerned About AIDS
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From Inside Philanthropy: FCAA’s Masen Davis discusses how a drop in #HIV grantmaking threatens #health and #humanrights for millions around the world. Thanks to medical breakthroughs, “we actually have a choice today to end HIV as a global health threat… yet we’re still not putting in the resources,” Davis says. Thank you, Paul Karon for sharing the data from our latest #resourcetracking report to shine a light on this critical issue. https://lnkd.in/gSmPPw5F
As Funding Dwindles, HIV and AIDS Remain as Much an Issue of Human Rights as of Health | Inside Philanthropy
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Great news! We've extended the 2025 FCAA Global Philanthropy Summit call for sessions deadline until August 20th. Help us build a relevant and transformative Summit by submitting a session today! Learn more online at: https://lnkd.in/gadvmV3W #philanthropy #HIV #humanrights #callforsessions
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Today, we are proud to release the 21st edition of Philanthropy's Response to HIV and AIDS — the industry’s most comprehensive study of HIV-related grantmaking. This year's report reveals a 6% decline in philanthropic funding for HIV between 2021 and 2022, the largest single-year decrease since 2017. The decline in #philanthropy disproportionately impacts several historically underserved communities and highlights stark inequities in distribution. For the 39 million people living with #HIV worldwide, there has never been a more critical time for more donors — public and private alike — to commit to the HIV response. Join FCAA in mobilizing philanthropy’s effort to end the epidemic. Read Philanthropy’s Response to HIV and AIDS today: https://lnkd.in/e-ukaBV8
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The joy of a successful #resourcetracking launch at #AIDS2024 and a fantastic conversation on funding the intersections of #HIV and #Humanrights. Thank you to AIDS United, Arcus Foundation & Aidsfonds for joining us! Get the data to inform that advocacy online: https://lnkd.in/e-ukaBV8
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Are you also wondering if your flight will make it to Munich? It's just more time to review FCAA's guide to #AIDS2024. Take a look and pencil in a time to come see us! We hope (really, really, really hope) that we get to see you there! https://lnkd.in/gu5WQAai
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Now in its 21st year, our resource tracking report shines a light on HIV-related philanthropy worldwide to help funders align resources with critical needs. Join our launch event at International AIDS Society's #AIDS2024 or virtually on Monday, July 22, to: -Hear which communities and regions saw the biggest funding shifts -Hear what this data means to leaders from AIDS United, Aidsfonds and Arcus Foundation -Understand what’s at stake in the fight against HIV as we navigate a global election year If you're at AIDS 2024, join us in-person, or register to join via zoom https://lnkd.in/gaetW5Hm #HIV #Philanthropy #Healthforall
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"From the most challenging of origins, a disease steeped in stigma and discrimination has pioneered HIV care systems that have life-changing benefits across diverse communities and countries. Continued investment in HIV must be seen not as a competing health priority, but as central to the goal of universal health coverage." Check out this latest blog from FCAA Board Member Anne Aslett and Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria's Chris Collins on how the #HIV response has strengthened #globalhealth, and need for continued investment.
The HIV response has not only made history, but it has had a profound impact on global health, well beyond the confines of one disease. Read our latest blog to discover how the HIV response continues to help us to test and treat other diseases and health issues globally. 🖊 Anne Aslett, CEO of Elton John AIDS Foundation 🖊Chris Collins, President and CEO of Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria 👉 https://lnkd.in/gdpK2AkU
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