Stop HIV ATL 
Dear Community Family, Join us for a powerful evening in commemoration of National Women & Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day with a FREE private screening of the award-winning documentary short UNexpected: The Power of a Shared … Read more
ATLANTA, G.A., November 30, 2023 — Mental health is a crucial yet often overlooked component of life with HIV. Research illustrates correlations between the mental health of individuals living with … Read more
StopHIV Atlanta Launches Syringe Distribution Program to Address Racial Disparities in HIV and Opioid Epidemics Atlanta, GA, May 30, 2023 — StopHIVATL and the Fulton County Board of Health’s (FCBOH) … Read more
StopHIVATL se asocia con el proyecto de investigación de navegación del Centro de Investigación del SIDA de la Universidad de Emory para guiar a los grupos latinos hacia los recursos … Read more
StopHIVATL Partners With Emory University’s Center for AIDS Research’s Navigation Research Project To Guide Latino Groups to Atlanta-Based Sexual Health Resources Atlanta, GA, May 11th, 2023 — StopHIVATL, an Atlanta-based … Read more
ATLANTA, GA, May 3, 2023 — For folks in Atlanta seeking sexual health and harm reduction resources, StopHIV Atlanta remains a trustworthy source of knowledge and tools. Our mission is … Read more
Atlanta, GA, February 26, 2023 — To connect folks in the Atlanta Metropolitan area with the right tools needed to thrive, StopHIV Atlanta’s mission centers on offering community-based sexual health … Read more
Atlanta, GA, February 15, 2023 — StopHIVATL is an Atlanta-based non-profit consortium dedicated to providing underserved communities with the tools to enhance sexual health and harm reduction awareness. As an … Read more
Atlanta, GA, January 27, 2023 — StopHIVATL is an Atlanta-based consortium that aims to spread sex-positivity and harm reduction awareness through judgment-free resources. As part of our resources, we publish … Read more
Fentanyl is a deadly opioid that is increasingly found in illegal drugs like pain pills, cocaine and even marijuana. Joshua O’Neal with the Fulton County Board of Health says they … Read more
