It is now easier to apply for financial assistance with your HIV medicines if you are uninsured with the common application.

How is the HIV community using infographics? This blog post has more information about infographics and applying visual design to information.

Does your organization have an infographic on HIV/AIDS, or would you like to create one? Share your thoughts.

Attention public health professionals: did you know you can map HIV/AIDS, STD, TB, & hepatitis data in the United States with the CDC Atlas tool?

Access the information necessary to plan in more efficient and impactful ways, and to better tailor resources and interventions to meet the needs of those in the areas hardest hit.

Hear about photo campaigns at AIDS 2012 and the lead up to World AIDS Day. A new "Conversations with AIDS.gov" audio podcast is live!

If you have been wondering what the Federal Digital Strategy means to your work, take a look at the resources from our webinar.

Say Cheese! At #AIDS2012 (and throughout the year) photo sharing campaigns can help us mobilize around the HIV epidemic.

Are you ready for USCA? New "Conversations with AIDS.gov" audio podcast available! Tune in to hear what we'll be doing at the conference.

Are you a baby boomer? Do you know one? Let them know that they should get tested for Hepatitis C.

We're gearing up for social media at the U.S. Conference on AIDS, September 30 - October 4 in Las Vegas. See how you can engage with us and the conference in this blog post:

We have new a Conversations with AIDS.gov audio podcasts available! Social media at conferences.

Director of The White House Office of National AIDS Policy Dr. Grant Colfax shares his experience from last week's CDC Grand Rounds:

HHS has published a Request for Information (RFI) for their grantees funded to provide HIV prevention, treatment, and care services: you are invited to share recommendations on streamlining HIV data collection and reducing grantee reporting burden.

This blog post has more information on how to share your thoughts, perspectives and concerns.

Content syndication, reaching communities of color, and an inspiration shop - what our Communications Director Aisha Moore took away from this month's CDC National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing, and Media:

Watch the live webcast of the CDC “High- Impact HIV Prevention” Public Health Grand Rounds TODAY at 1 pm ET and earn continuing education.

Have you heard that the CDC now recommends all Americans born from 1945-1965 get a one-time test for hepatitis C? More than 2 million U.S. baby boomers are infected with hepatitis C – and most of them don’t know it.

Many resources are available from the CDC, and you can find links to them in this blog post.

At AIDS 2012, we chatted with AIDS Alabama about the heavy burden of HIV among the states in the Southern United States.

Check out the video below and read the full blog post at http://go.usa.gov/7Ks.

Press release: these grants, funded through the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, help people who lack sufficient health care coverage or financial resources to manage HIV.