HIV / AIDS The ACLU AIDS Project uses impact litigation, public
education and advocacy at the state and federal level to fight
discrimination against people with HIV/AIDS. The overall goal of
the Project is to work to create a world in which discrimination
based on HIV status has ended, people with HIV have control over
their medical information and care, and where the government’s
HIV policy promotes public health and respect and compassion for
people living with HIV and AIDS. If you've been mistreated or
harassed based on sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV
status, the ACLU wants to hear about it The ACLU works in four
core areas: discrimination, privacy and medical decisions,
government HIV policy and improving access to HIV medical care.
In these areas, we work to: Make a Difference Your support helps
the ACLU fight AIDS discrimination and defend a broad range of
civil liberties. • Ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS
(“PLWHA”) are not denied the opportunity to participate fully in
all aspects