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May 2026 Welcome to Diversity Now, AAIM’s quarterly newsletter dedicated to sharing the latest inclusive excellence resources in academic internal medicine and beyond. Honoring Heritage and Community This May, we recognize Asian-American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month and Jewish American Heritage Month . These Read more

Data in Brief highlights key results gathered by recent Alliance research surveys. This month’s Data in Brief considers the assoiciation of burnout and consideration to resign in academic internal medicine populations. Read more #News #Feature

The call for FY 2027 award nominations are now open! Help the Alliance honor the achievements of faculty and staff in academic internal medicine by nominating yourself of a colleague. The deadline to submit is June 5, 2026 —full award and submission information can be found here . #News #Feature

Thank you for your generous donations It's our pleasure to announce that as of May 1, 2026, the AIMW Community Initiative has raised over $7,500 in donations for The Seattle Public Library Foundation! We are incredibly grateful for everyone's generosity and support for this very deserving organization. We look forward to making a difference again next year at AIMW27 in Baltimore, MD! Read more

Please join the Alliance in congratulating our new FY 2027 President-Elect and At Large board members. Their terms will begin July 1. #News #Feature

The FY 2026 Award recipients' acceptance videos are now available to be viewed online. To review available videos, please visit the recipient page . #News #Feature

In April, the Alliance acknowledges National Volunteer Month with immense gratitude for the time, commitment, leadership, expertise, and service of hundreds of AAIM volunteers who help meet the critical needs of the academic internal medicine community. Learn more Interested in volunteering for the Alliance? Get involved ! #News #Feature

Data in Brief highlights key results gathered by recent Alliance research surveys. This month’s Data in Brief compares the number of PGY-1 candidates interviewed to the number of available first-year positions for training programs accredited as of academic year 2024-25. Read more #News #Feature

March 2026 - Due to years of underfunding, many of CDC’s most effective prevention programs have been hampered, preventing the greatest possible health outcomes across the U.S. The CDC Coalition urges bipartisan members to fund the agency fully and protect the public from health threats, prevent diseases, and address disabilities. Read the Letter #News #Feature #Advocacy

March 2026 - For FY 2027, the FOVA coalition recommends investments sustaining and strengthening the Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA's) research enterprise, medical centers, and digital infrastructure. Increased funding will directly inform the care Veterans receive across VA medical centers nationwide. Read the Letter #News #Feature #Advocacy