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Columbia, South Carolina became the twenty-second U.S. municipality to endorse the global Fast-Track Cities initiative today, linking the city’s urban AIDS response with the work hundreds of other cities around the world. Mayor Steve Benjamin formally signed the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities this evening at Columbia City Hall.

The International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC) supports President Trump’s commitment from his State of the Union address to end the HIV epidemic in the United States by 2030. The goal to end the US HIV epidemic is more than aspirational – it is achievable. We have the tools at our disposal to curb new HIV infections and end AIDS-related deaths.

Representatives from Fulton County, Georgia, reinforced Atlanta’s commitment to ending its local AIDS epidemic by formally signing the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities at the AIDSfree Cities Forum in London on January 30.

Representatives from six cities around the world will convene January 30, 2019, in London for an AIDSFree Cities Forum as part of an AIDSfree campaign. IAPAC is collaborating with the Elton John AIDS Foundation, the UK Department of Health & Social Care, and the UK Department for International Development to facilitate the sharing of experiences and best practices from the six cities as they accelerate their local AIDS responses to fulfill their Fast-Track City commitments.

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Amsterdam, NL — July 24, 2018 – The International Association of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC) today launched an innovative podcast series focused on telling the story of the urban AIDS response globally.