
Blog Posts in the Category: How Education Fights AIDS
In early December, I celebrated a one-year milestone as both a Peace Corps volunteer and as Technical and M&E Adviser for Education Fights AIDS International (EFA) in Cameroon. Reaching such a milestone seems to necessitate …
Treatment or prevention?
In the absence of a cure for HIV, for the past 30 years this question has been the center of debate. For those of us who have dedicated our lives to the …
By Rachel Hoy Deussom – Chair, EFA International Board of Directors
Irene* is petite, with almond-shaped eyes and a brillant smile. She is married with one child and an eighth grade education. Irène is HIV-epositive. These …
By Doumtigai Guibai, translated by Gena Barnabee – EFA Peer Educator
EFA Peer Educators at gender training in Maroua
My husband died from a disease that we didn’t understand; after medical exams, the results showed that we …
Monday, June 27 is National HIV Testing Day in the U.S., and EFA International encourages you to find a center near you and get tested! The National Association of People with AIDS coordinates the annual …
An HIV Prevention Trials Network study found initiating ARVs early can greatly reduce the transmission of HIV. While this is great news for the HIV and AIDS community, an Interagency Youth Working Group blog post noted …


