Web Pages You Can Use

Aegis, largest HIV/AIDS knowledge base on the WWW: www.aegis.com

AIDS Action in New England, comprehensive resource library; you can post questions and reference requests: www.aac.org

American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR), information on research, education, grant opportunities, and advocacy: www.amfar.org

CDC National Prevention Information Network, current resources on prevention, etc.: www.cdcnpin.gov

Critical Path AIDS Project, founded by people with AIDS, information on prevention and clinical trials, plus a searchable index: www.critpath.org

HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Service, federally approved treatment guidelines; bilingual (English-Spanish) specialists will do research and answer questions: www.hivatis.org

HIV Insite, from UC-San Francisco and its Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, education, resources, and current research: www.hivinsite.ucsf.edu

Immunet, “harnessing the power of the Internet,” online AIDS bookstore, alternative therapy information, and conference calendar: www.immunet.org

Kaiser Foundation, information on recent surveys and current research: www.kff.org

Mother’s Voices, grassroots network lobbying for more funding: www.mvoices.org

National AIDS Fund, dealing with HIV/AIDS issues in the workplace, information on support services, government policies, and course offerings: www.aidsfund.org

Project Inform, excellent fact sheets, discussion papers, and handouts: www.projinf.org

World AIDS Campaign, what the United Nations is doing: www.unaids.org