Campaign Updates
 HIV/AIDS Campaign Update: Progress Yes, but More Work Must be Done!
November 16, 2009
"In 2010, Africa Action’s call is for us all to “Just L.E.A.D.” (Learn Educate and Act Daily). It will be voiced louder than ever by encouraging expanding awareness in our communities. Join Africa Action’s efforts to pressure the U.S. government to contribute its full share of pledged funds to the Global Fund and to adopt a focus on gender inequity and community rights, as recommended by the Global Health Initiative Report co-signed by Africa Action in October 2009..."
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BEYOND PEPFAR REAUTHORIZATION ACT!
August 6, 2008
"On July 29, President Bush signed into law the PEPFAR reauthorization act. This campaign update highlights the main changes from PEPFAR 2003 to the 2008 Reauthorization Act in addition to spotlighting the next focus areas in Africa Action's campaign to end HIV/AIDS in Africa..."
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Progress Yes, But A Lot More Needs To Be Done!
January 7, 2008
"This campaign update addresses the latest global HIV/AIDS estimates that came out in late 2007, the status of PEPFAR reform and Africa Action's 2008 priorities in the fight against the pandemic..."
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World AIDS Day 2007 - Save the Date!
November 16, 2007
Africa Action invites you to take the opportunity of World AIDS Day 2007 to mobilize with us in a rally and march to The White House on November 30, 2007...
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Birdogging 101 Toolkit
May 15, 2007
"Click here to view our updated Birdogging 101 Toolkit created by Health GAP, and others in the AIDS advocacy community. Use this tool to join us as we prepare to challenge the 2008 presidential candidates..."
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Religious Letter to the G8 on HIV/AIDS and Debt
July 13, 2006
"Africa Action is proud to announce that we have 300 interfaith religious leaders from around the country who have partnered with us on a letter to President Bush. Please click here for more..."
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Religious Letter to the G8 on HIV/AIDS and Debt
June 30, 2006
"HIV/AIDS, and the global debt crisis that fuels the pandemic, presents religious leaders worldwide with a challenge to practice what we preach. Please sign on to our letter by filling out the form and mailing/faxing it to us..."
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UNGASS Meets Again: How is the World Tackling the HIV/AIDS Pandemic?
May 26, 2006
"AIDS related illnesses account for more deaths in Africa than casualties from conflicts. This campaign update addresses this year's UNGASS in light of the commitments that were made five years ago, that have yet to be fulfilled ..."
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Campaign Update on the Fight to End HIV/AIDS in Africa
December 22, 2005
The international community commemorated World AIDS Day (Deceember 1) this year by acknowledging not only the progress in the fight against HIV and AIDS but also the immense challenges that lie ahead.
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Campaign Update on the Fight to End HIV/AIDS in Africa
June 30, 2005
In March, the United Nations Special Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) released a report titled “AIDS in Africa: Three Scenarios to 2025”, which aimed to predict the extent of the epidemic in the next 20 years, depending on what possible actions are taken today. In the worst-case scenario, it is predicted that up to 80 million Africans could be living with HIV by 2025. In the best-case scenario, where HIV/AIDS is seen as “an exceptional crisis requiring an exceptional response”, 43 million new infections are averted by 2025.
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