The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation

As we approach Giving Tuesday, consider how you can make a difference in the lives of those we serve at The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. This year, we’re asking for something a little different. Rather than making a donation this Giving Tuesday, we invite you to launch your very own fundraising page to share with friends, family, and coworkers throughout this year’s giving season. The fundraiser that raises the most money for ETAF by December 31st, 2024 will receive a special gift. Start your fundraiser today: https://lnkd.in/gcHxk6xM

The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF) team had the incredible opportunity to visit our partners at GAIA Global Health in Malawi! For over 15 years, the GAIA Elizabeth Taylor Mobile Health Clinics (MHCs) have been transforming healthcare access in rural communities, reaching 3 million clients across three remote districts. These clinics provide life-saving services, from HIV, malaria, and TB testing to family planning and care for both acute and chronic conditions. During our visit, we toured MHC sites in the Mulanje and Phalombe districts, alongside Joyce Jere, Country Director, and Lucy Munthali, Program Manager at GAIA. A huge thank you to GAIA for their unwavering dedication and hospitality. #TheElizabethTaylorAIDSFoundation #GAIA #GlobalHealth #HIVCare

On this Transgender Day of Remembrance, The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation honors and remembers the lives lost to anti-transgender violence and discrimination. We stand in solidarity with the transgender community, acknowledging the ongoing challenges they face and the profound impact of systemic injustice. Today we commemorate those who have been taken from us and renew our commitment to advocacy, support, and creating a safer, more inclusive world for all transgender individuals. #TheElizabethTaylorAIDSFoundation #TransgenderDayOfRemembrance

We’re calling to you to #LeadWithCompassion ?? When you give a gift this holiday season, you’ll be contributing to more than just our ongoing work! You’ll be making an impact on a new initiative that aims to provide wrap-around health, housing, and comprehensive care for those living with, or at risk for, HIV. Be part of our next step, donate today: https://lnkd.in/gaEApE8H

Monique D. Howell, renowned HIV/AIDS advocate and ETAF Council of Justice Leader, has lived a storied life in the fight against HIV stigmatization and criminalization. Monique discusses the challenges that have made her who she is, while offering a glimmer of resilience and hope for her friends, family, and community. Watch her full story: https://lnkd.in/grBsm2Rj

We will continue to remember and honor A. Cornelius Baker, a beloved public health advocate and tireless champion for LGBTQ rights and the HIV/AIDS community. Cornelius had a remarkable career and provided invaluable guidance to the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation —standing alongside Elizabeth Taylor at the forefront of the HIV/AIDS movement and beyond. His legacy will continue to inspire and guide us in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Read his obituary and join us in celebrating his life and impact: https://lnkd.in/gbzufmmv

This Transgender Awareness Week, The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation stands in solidarity with our transgender and non-binary community members. We honor their resilience and the unique challenges they face, especially within the context of health and wellness. Our commitment is to advocate for equitable access to resources, support, and understanding for all, regardless of gender identity. With your support we can amplify transgender voices and continue the fight for equality and respect. #TheElizabethTaylorAIDSFoundation #TransgenderAwarenessWeek

For Julie Wargo of New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, vengeful motivations and discriminatory laws led her to be criminalized for her HIV status. After years of legal battles and demoralizing attacks on her career and character, Julie now joins ETAF as a Council of Justice Leader to continue the foundation’s fight for a country free of unjust HIV criminalization. Watch her full True (Not) Crime story: https://lnkd.in/gcdG5JDM

A. Cornelius Baker stood with our Founder, Elizabeth Taylor, at the beginning of the HIV/AIDS movement and throughout her legacy. The ETAF Officers and staff team join his family, friends and community as we mourn his loss together.?We find comfort in knowing that his spirit, along with Elizabeth’s, will continue to guide and inspire us and the entire HIV/AIDS movement in our ongoing work. https://lnkd.in/gFgDK3gg

Become a Rowdy Activist and help carry Elizabeth Taylor’s fight for an AIDS-free world forward! Join a passionate community of monthly donors committed to making a lasting impact. No matter the amount, your consistent support helps create real change and keeps this vital mission alive. Every contribution counts. Become a Rowdy Activist today: https://lnkd.in/gKHiJrZ4