The ADAP Advocacy Association (aaa+) issued the following media alerts and press releases:

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ADAP Advocacy Association Seats Names Two New Board Members; Robert Breining and Anthony Jackson to Offer Grassroots Advocacy Vision
WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 1, 2010) – The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today announced that it has seated two new members to its Board of Directors. The aaa+ Board of Directors voted unanimously to seat newcomers Robert Breining of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Anthony Jackson of New York, New York, both living with HIV infection and enrolled in the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP).

ADAP Advocacy Association Releases 2009 Annual Report; Performance Against Priorities Demonstrates Continued Success
WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 23, 2010) – The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today released its 2009 Annual Report. The ADAP Advocacy Association had another successful year by all accounts in 2009, accomplishing many of its stated advocacy objectives to improve access to care for people living with HIV/AIDS. aaa+ provided numerous meaningful educational opportunities for community stakeholders, expanded its national grassroots advocacy network and raised record-level funding for a small nonprofit in only its third year.

ADAP Advocacy Association Praises Obama's FY2011 Budget for including $20 Million Increase for the AIDS Drug Assistance Programs; Urges Support for FY2010 Emergency Supplemental to Alleviate Growing ADAP Waiting Lists Nationwide
ADAP Waiting Lists Top 500, Increased 1000% in 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 2, 2010) - The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today thanked President Barack Obama for his leadership on HIV/AIDS issues, including his FY2011 Budget calling for an additional $20 million for the AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs). The small proposed increase will help the cash-strapped ADAPs, which have been perpetually under-funded by the federal government - but more needs to be done now to alleviate growing ADAP waiting lists nationwide.

ADAP Advocacy Association Releases Inaugural Congressional Scorecard; Majority of Congress Makes the Grade on Supporting ADAPs
But Less Partisan Divide is Needed to Ensure ADAPs Success in Treating People Living with HIV/AIDS
WASHINGTON, D.C. (February 1, 2010) - The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today released its inaugural Congressional Scorecard evaluating Members of Congress on their support for the AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs). Despite passing grades being received by majorities in both chambers, what was revealed by the rankings is more needs to be done to educate lawmakers about the importance of ADAPs in the states and territories.

ADAP Advocacy Association Blasts Radio Personality Jim Quinn's Bigoted, Irresponsible Remarks about AIDS; Quinn Calls HIV/AIDS "Gay Civil Right" and Falsely Claims "Doors Open Up" for AIDS Patients in America
WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 21, 2010) - The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today blasted remarks made by radio personality Jim Quinn for the bigoted, irresponsible remarks he made during his January 14th radio program about HIV/AIDS. He falsely claimed that the "doors open up" to people living with HIV infection in the United States - completely overlooking the reality that most people living with HIV infection are gainfully employed, and those who are not most often find themselves trapped well below the federal poverty level. ( DOC | PDF)

Listen to audio clip: http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/201001190032

ADAP Advocacy Association Teams-Up with Capital One® Card Lab Connect Program
WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 21, 2010) - The ADAP Advocacy Association, also known as aaa+, today announced that it is participating in Capitol One®'s Card Lab Connect Program. aaa+ invites you to apply for our special Visa® Platinum credit card through Capital One® Card Lab Connect. As a valued supporter, 1% of every purchase you make is automatically donated to our organization. Plus, Capital One® will donate $25 after you make your first purchase. ( DOC | PDF)

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