20th annual San Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16

@ 2026 Equal Entertainment LLC.
All rights reserved

20th annual San

            Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Jun 29, 2006
          
        
Outtraveler Staff
 See Full Bio 
       The 20th annual
            San Francisco AIDS Walk, a fund-raiser for the San
            Francisco AIDS Foundation and 43 other community-based
            organizations in       the Bay Area, is set for Sunday, July
            16, in the city. The 10-kilometer       walk will begin with
            an opening ceremony at       9:30 A.M. at Golden Gate
            Park's Sharon Meadow; the walk commences at
            10:30 A.M. For more information or to register for the walk,
            go online to       www.aidswalk.net/sanfran.

        
        FROM OUR SPONSORS
        
    

        
        The Latest
        
    
National
        Pete Buttigieg emerges as early favorite for 2028 Democratic nomination
    The former transportation secretary tops a crowded field of potential Democratic contenders, edging California Gov. Gavin Newsom in a new national survey.
Christopher Wiggins
Culture
        Alan Cumming's new thriller asks what happens when hate moves next door
    The five-part thriller Tip Toe explores how online-fueled hatred and political division can turn ordinary neighbors into enemies.
Dawn Ennis
National
        Federal judge orders Trump’s name stripped from Kennedy Center
    The court found that the board exceeded its authority by attempting to rebrand the congressionally established memorial.
Christopher Wiggins
Crime
        Man arrested for pulling down trans woman’s skirt in front of children at Ohio amusement park
    Police say the 18-year-old approached the woman from behind and exposed her body to onlookers, including children, at Cedar Point.
Dawn Ennis

        
        More For You
        
        Botswana is moving forward on LGBTQ+ rights. The U.S. is regressing
    
Josh Ackley
May 01, 2026
Botswana is moving toward LGBTQ+ acceptance as the U.S. turns the other way.

        Shutterstock
    
        It’s hard to find good news in the United States right now, and even harder to notice it when it happens somewhere else. But some of the American evangelical right’s most hatefully aggressive anti-LGBTQ+ campaigns abroad are beginning to come undone. As their influence seems to increase here at home, they are losing ground elsewhere. Botswana has officially removed its anti-sodomy law from its Penal Code. A law that made same sex intimacy illegal. Keep Reading →

        FBI sends plane to Cuba to stop a trans kid from accessing gender-affirming care
    
Jacob Ogles
Apr 22, 2026
A private Bombardier Global 6000.

        Joan Valls/Urbanandsport/NurPhoto via Getty Images
    
        The FBI sent a government plane to Cuba to prevent a transgender parent from providing her child with gender-affirming care. Keep Reading →

        Planning a trip to Oman? You may need an HIV test
    
Dawn Ennis
Apr 17, 2026
Sultanate of Oman, Muscat, the corniche of Muttrah, the old town of Muscat, waterfront building

        Stock photo / Getty Images
    
        A post on Facebook this week advised Filipino travelers to Oman that they may have to undergo a test for HIV to enter the country, not just for work but also to visit. And that information matches an international list of restrictions maintained by the HIV Justice Network, which includes more than 20 nations, such as Canada and Australia. Keep Reading →

        Viktor Orbán won't be the last anti-LGBTQ+ strongman to topple
    
Josh Ackley
Apr 13, 2026
Nationalist Viktor Orban, who has ruled Hungary for 16 years, on April 12, 2026 conceded defeat to conservative Peter Magyar in parliamentary elections.

        Attila KISBENEDEK / AFP via Getty Images
    
        One of the world's most openly homophobic and misogynistic leaders just lost power. Viktor Orbán is out. Keep Reading →

        Donald Trump telegraphs war crimes in profanity-filled Easter Sunday Iran threat
    
Christopher Wiggins
Apr 05, 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to address the nation from the Cross Hall of the White House on April 1, 2026, in Washington, DC.

        Alex Brandon-Pool/Getty Images
    
        A social media post from President Donald Trump on Sunday morning is drawing sharp scrutiny from legal experts and national security observers after the president threatened attacks on infrastructure in Iran, language that critics say echoes conduct prohibited under international law. Keep Reading →

        Most Popular
        
News
        Inside the growing backlash to Bari Weiss’s ’60 Minutes’ takeover at CBS News
    Journalists both inside and outside CBS News are sounding the alarm as the queer executive reshapes one of television’s most influential news programs.
Christopher Wiggins
People
        Crooked Media co-founder Jon Lovett got hitched
    The Pod Save America host married Crooked Media chief of staff Ari Schwartz in a Santa Barbara celebration packed with political and media stars.
Christopher Wiggins
News
        Indya Moore says Okra Project’s former director’s illegal actions were “likely trauma-rooted”
    Upon Dominique Morgan’s conviction for embezzling funds, the nonprofit expresses sympathy and sadness for its former executive director.
Desiree Guerrero
News
        Trans salutatorian’s powerful graduation speech puts Mississippi school’s mistreatment on display
    Jonas Hole’s commencement address drew applause online and in person after reports that his Mississippi school misgendered, deadnamed, and allegedly altered his senior portrait.
Dawn Ennis
Opinion
        Pete Hegseth’s West Point commencement address was a diatribe of hateful garbage
    Trump's defense secretary used a graduation stage to stoke a culture war and made every cadet who wasn’t white and straight feel humiliated, writes John Casey.
John Casey
National
        Federal appeals court unexpectedly reverses itself, reviving challenge to Pentagon HIV policy
    The order resets a high-stakes legal fight over whether people living with HIV can be categorically excluded from military service under a policy critics say ignores modern science.
Christopher Wiggins

Site Navigation

20th annual San
Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16

The Latest

Pete Buttigieg emerges as early favorite for 2028 Democratic nomination

The former transportation secretary tops a crowded field of potential Democratic contenders, edging California Gov. Gavin Newsom in a new national survey.

Alan Cumming's new thriller asks what happens when hate moves next door

The five-part thriller Tip Toe explores how online-fueled hatred and political division can turn ordinary neighbors into enemies.

Federal judge orders Trump’s name stripped from Kennedy Center

The court found that the board exceeded its authority by attempting to rebrand the congressionally established memorial.

Man arrested for pulling down trans woman’s skirt in front of children at Ohio amusement park

Police say the 18-year-old approached the woman from behind and exposed her body to onlookers, including children, at Cedar Point.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

Russia Announces Chilling Move to Label 'International Public LGBT Movement' as 'Extremist'

Trans Woman Wants Ruling After Topless DMV Fiasco

13 LGBTQ+ British Royals in History

20 Famous LGBTQ+ people who changed the world

Decriminalization of Gay Sex Boosts Global HIV Response: Report

More For You

Botswana is moving forward on LGBTQ+ rights. The U.S. is regressing

FBI sends plane to Cuba to stop a trans kid from accessing gender-affirming care

Planning a trip to Oman? You may need an HIV test

Viktor Orbán won't be the last anti-LGBTQ+ strongman to topple

Most Popular

Inside the growing backlash to Bari Weiss’s ’60 Minutes’ takeover at CBS News

Journalists both inside and outside CBS News are sounding the alarm as the queer executive reshapes one of television’s most influential news programs.

Crooked Media co-founder Jon Lovett got hitched

The Pod Save America host married Crooked Media chief of staff Ari Schwartz in a Santa Barbara celebration packed with political and media stars.

Indya Moore says Okra Project’s former director’s illegal actions were “likely trauma-rooted”

Upon Dominique Morgan’s conviction for embezzling funds, the nonprofit expresses sympathy and sadness for its former executive director.

Trans salutatorian’s powerful graduation speech puts Mississippi school’s mistreatment on display

Jonas Hole’s commencement address drew applause online and in person after reports that his Mississippi school misgendered, deadnamed, and allegedly altered his senior portrait.

Pete Hegseth’s West Point commencement address was a diatribe of hateful garbage

Trump's defense secretary used a graduation stage to stoke a culture war and made every cadet who wasn’t white and straight feel humiliated, writes John Casey.

Federal appeals court unexpectedly reverses itself, reviving challenge to Pentagon HIV policy

The order resets a high-stakes legal fight over whether people living with HIV can be categorically excluded from military service under a policy critics say ignores modern science.

Latest Stories

Stay up to date with the latest in LGBTQ+ news with The Advocate’s email newsletter, in your inbox five days a week.

20th annual San Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16

FROM OUR SPONSORS

The Latest

The former transportation secretary tops a crowded field of potential Democratic contenders, edging California Gov. Gavin Newsom in a new national survey.

The five-part thriller Tip Toe explores how online-fueled hatred and political division can turn ordinary neighbors into enemies.

The court found that the board exceeded its authority by attempting to rebrand the congressionally established memorial.

Police say the 18-year-old approached the woman from behind and exposed her body to onlookers, including children, at Cedar Point.

LGBTQ+ stories deserve to betold.

More For You

Most Popular

Journalists both inside and outside CBS News are sounding the alarm as the queer executive reshapes one of television’s most influential news programs.

The Pod Save America host married Crooked Media chief of staff Ari Schwartz in a Santa Barbara celebration packed with political and media stars.

Upon Dominique Morgan’s conviction for embezzling funds, the nonprofit expresses sympathy and sadness for its former executive director.

Jonas Hole’s commencement address drew applause online and in person after reports that his Mississippi school misgendered, deadnamed, and allegedly altered his senior portrait.

Trump's defense secretary used a graduation stage to stoke a culture war and made every cadet who wasn’t white and straight feel humiliated, writes John Casey.

The order resets a high-stakes legal fight over whether people living with HIV can be categorically excluded from military service under a policy critics say ignores modern science.

20th annual San
Francisco AIDS Walk set for July 16