Meet Brad Kiley

Posted by Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 28, 2013

Brad Kiley joined EGPAF in January of this year as Chief Operations Officer. Learn more about him, his past work at the White House, and his excitement about working to create an AIDS-free generation.

EGPAF IT Director Named to Prestigious Premier 100

Posted by Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 25, 2013

Each year, Computerworld Magazine honors the top 100 IT leaders who make innovation and success a part of their daily jobs.

This year, EGPAF is proud to say that the Foundation’s own Mark Reilley has been named to this select list.

Celebrate Black History Month With Us

Posted by Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 25, 2013

Magic Johnson. (Photo: ABC, 2013)

In the United States, February is Black History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the countless contributions made by African-Americans. To honor this special month, we’re sharing the stories of African-Americans who are taking part in the fight to eliminate HIV/AIDS and create an AIDS-free generation. Continue reading for a look at three special profiles.

What We’re Reading: The End of AIDS, Magic Johnson, and HIV Treatment’s Benefit to Communities

Posted by Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 22, 2013

EGPAF President and CEO Chip Lyons, EGPAF
Ambassador Florence Ngobeni-Allen, and
EGPAF Board co-chair Willow Bay at the Global
Champions of a Mother’s Fight gala. (Photo:
Getty for EGPAF)

This week, we’re learning more about EGPAF’s commitment to the end of AIDS, Magic Johnson’s special gift for people living with HIV/AIDS, and how HIV treatment can benefit an entire community.

The Beginning of the End of AIDS

Posted by Chip Lyons
Washington, D.C.
February 21, 2013

EGPAF President and CEO Chip Lyons at the
inaugural Global Champions of a Mother’s
Fight Gala. (Photo: Getty for EGPAF)

On February 20, EGPAF President and CEO Chip Lyons attended our first annual “Global Champions for a Mother’s Fight” gala, an opportunity to honor some of our heroes in the battle against pediatric HIV/AIDS and discuss global change, innovation, and advocacy. EGPAF was privileged to recognize Johnson & Johnson, Amy Towers, and Cookie Johnson for their commitment to creating an AIDS-free generation.

Black History Month - Magic's Magic

Posted by Jane Coaston
Washington, D.C.
February 20, 2013

Since going public with his status in 1991,
Magic Johnson has been a champion for
people living with HIV. (Photo: ABC)

As we celebrate Black History Month, we're honoring African-Americans who are taking part in the fight against HIV/AIDS. This week, we're honoring Magic Johnson.