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The office emphasizes prevention through wide-ranging education initiatives and helps to coordinate the care and treatment of citizens with HIV/AIDS. [citation needed] The Office of National AIDS Policy also coordinates with the National Security Council and the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator at the Department of State, and works with ...
Patricia "Patsy" S. Fleming was the second director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, (ONAP) serving in that post between 1994 and 1997.She was appointed by President Bill Clinton, and was given direct access to the President and the cabinet.
Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy: Patricia Fleming [4] 1993–1997 Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy, Presidential Envoy for AIDS Cooperation Sandra Thurman [5] 1997–2000 Director of the Office of National AIDS Policy Scott Evertz [6] 2001–2002 George W. Bush: Joe O'Neill [7] 2002–2003 Carol Thompson [8] 2004–2006
The White House Office of National AIDS Policy is set to release a progress report on the Biden administration's strategy next week. MORE: Despite concerns about ACA and reproductive rights ...
President Joe Biden on Wednesday unveiled his new HIV/AIDS strategy to end the more than 40-year-old epidemic, calling for a renewed focus on vulnerable Americans — including gay and bisexual ...
Jeffrey S. Crowley (born c. 1965) is best known as a member of the Domestic Policy Council in the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama as the director of the Office of National AIDS Policy (ONAP) from 2009 to 2011, tasked with coordinating the U.S. government's efforts regarding HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care and developing the National HIV/AIDS Strategy.
As Covid-19 brought nearly every corner of the Earth to a halt early last year, researchers around the world scrambled to develop a vaccine to fend off the
Thurman began her association with AID Atlanta by fundraising, and by 1989 was the organization's executive director. [4] She worked at AID Atlanta for ten years [4] before taking the position as the director of the Office of National AIDS Policy in the Clinton administration.