Achieve

Achieve is a quarterly journal on HIV prevention, treatment, and politics distributed to people living with HIV, their care providers, and policymakers. GMHC, in collaboration with AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA), releases the Achieve quarterly and features articles written by experts in the field, as well as by people with HIV. Advocacy updates are also included to inform readers of emerging policy issues affecting them and their communities.

Achieve is free of cost and distributed to over 35,000 recipients worldwide. To join the distribution list, please contact Robert Valadéz at RobertV@gmhc.org. 

	Vo. 5, No. 3 (PDF) Where's The Cure?
	Vo. 5, No. 1/2 (PDF) HIV Neg UB2: Does Serosorting Protect You?
	Fall 2011 (PDF) Living with HIV, And Everything Else!
	Summer 2011 Issue (PDF) Prosecuting HIV: Take the Test and Risk Arrest?
	Spring 2011 Issue (PDF) A New Era for HIV Health Care
	Winter 2011 Issue (PDF) Preventing HIV: New Tools, New Hope
	Fall 2010 Issue (PDF) The End of AIDS? Could universal testing and treatment end the epidemic?
	Summer 2010 Issue (PDF) Still Got It At Seventy: Sexuality, Aging, and HIV
	Spring 2010 Issue (PDF) HIV and Inflammation: A New Threat
	Winter 2010 Issue (PDF) Faith-Based Organizations and AIDS
	Fall 2009 Issue (PDF) Growing older with HIV
	Summer 2009 Issue (PDF) Is it time to revise the guidelines on when people with HIV should start treatment?
	Spring 2009 Issue (PDF) Race Troubles: Why do African-Americas with HIV fare worse?
	Winter 2009 Issue (PDF) Caring for youth with HIV
	Fall 2008 Issue (PDF) AIDS and the Next President
	Summer 2008 Issue (PDF) An HIV Medication Primer