page_title: AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania
section_title: History
hierarchical_section_title: AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania / History
caption_attribution_description: English: From Left to Right: David W. Webber, AIDS Law Project Founder and Executive Director (1988-1993); Nan Feyler, Executive Director (1993-2000); Ronda Goldfein, Executive Director (2000-present).
context_page_description: The AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania is a nonprofit, public-interest law firm that provides free legal service to individuals living with and affected by HIV and AIDS. Founded in 1988, it is the only public interest law firm in the nation that is exclusively dedicated to helping those with HIV and AIDS. AIDS Law Project is headquartered in Philadelphia with an additional office in Southern New Jersey.
context_section_description: The AIDS Law Project was founded in 1988 by David W. Webber, who served as its first executive director. Nan Feyler served as the second executive director from 1993 until 2000, at which point the current Executive Director Ronda B. Goldfein took over the position after having worked there since 1992, beginning as a volunteer.
caption: From Left to Right: David W. Webber, AIDS Law Project Founder and Executive Director (1988-1993); Nan Feyler, Executive Director (1993-2000); Ronda Goldfein, Executive Director (2000-present).
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