Our Connections and Supporters:
The AIDS Education Global information System (AEGiS.org) is a nonprofit organization that was established in response to the growing HIV/AIDS pandemic. Our mission is aimed to facilitate access to current patient/clinician information specific to HIV/AIDS via our website and its specified services; preserve for future generations a global history of the pandemic with our historical news, scientific publications and treatment database; and since AEGiS' inception, it has matured into the largest free-access virtual AIDS library on earth. Today, AEGiS consists of more than 1,000,000 articles, covering the world from 1981 to the present, and logging more than 10,000,000 visitors annually.
The Alamo Area Resource Center maximizes the quality of life for individuals facing disabling or life threatening diseases, including, but not limited to HIV/AIDS, by providing comprehensive, compassionate, and effective rehabilitative and social services.
Andy Fraser
Andy Fraser is alive and well and playing his wonderful music. His most recent release is "Take Me Home For XMas" . Andy has been a supporter of the book from the early beginnings and we extend much appreciation and thanks to him for his support.
Fred Hersch
Fred is a jazz pianist and composer and if you enjoy beautiful music, then please visit his website. Fred has been an encouragement for the book and might be in the film as well.
Out Impact, Inc. is an gay omnimedia company for both gay men and women with a strong focus on making a positive impact in the gay community. Out Impact is committed in supporting the gay, artistic and activism communities, driven to make a positive difference. Out Impact, Inc. is committed to excellence by informing and entertaining our audience while giving back and having fun!
POZIAM is a social community that was created to educate people about HIV and AIDS. It's a great website and Robert has been helping us promote the book. Look for me online there also.
Bradford has created a great website resource for people living with HIV and AIDS. You'll be able to read Bradford's story when the book is published as well, as he has completed a Questionnaire.
The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation (REAF) raises funds for and awareness about AIDS service agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area through the production of quality entertainment events. While new drug therapies are helping people with HIV to live longer, healthier lives, they also depend on the services of local AIDS service agencies for longer periods of times. At the same time, most agencies are seeing decreases in government and private funding. REAF strives to help bridge some of that gap in funding and promote the continued need for AIDS funding.
