In My Feelings: 16 Years Since My AIDS Diagnosis
Living with HIV for the past 16 years and being over the age of 50, Charles Sanchez is showing signs of aging, but no sign of slowing down.
"Find Me. I Will Be Your Community."
The brief clips we share here show what can happen when black people living with HIV decide to disclose their status in safe, supportive spaces.
Black Gay Boys Struggling With Depression and Crystal Meth -- You're Going to Be OK
Crystal meth use rates seem to be rising among black and Latinx gay and bisexual men in most parts of the U.S. This is one young man's journey to mental health and recovery.
Late, Great Musician and AIDS Activist Michael Callen to Be Musically Honored Nov. 11
The Joe's Pub event in New York will benefit the Callen-Lorde LGBTQ health clinic that bears his name.
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The U=U Message Still Needs to Filter Down to General Public
'Undetectable equals untransmittable' holds promise for a decrease in stigma, but awareness and acceptability of the message tends to still be limited to the HIV community.
What Cisgender Men Should Know Before Hooking Up With Transgender Men and Transmasculine Folks
Longtime HIV/AIDS activist and communications strategist JD Davids tells you how to ask about what you need to know -- and how to be a considerate, fun casual partner.
The Garden State's Fight Against HIV Is Blooming
Jersey City and Newark, New Jersey, are often overshadowed by New York City, just across the Hudson. But new attention from the federal Ending the HIV Epidemic plan may bring a boost in needed resources.
What Happened Inside the Supreme Court Hearing on LGBTQ Discrimination Cases
ACLU legal eagle Chase Strangio discusses his bird's eye view inside the Oct. 8 Supreme Court arguments on three cases impacting LGBTQ people's right to freedom from discrimination.
San Francisco's Meth Task Force Could Protect Progress in HIV Reduction
San Francisco is seeing a rise in ER visits and overdose deaths due to crystal meth use, particularly among African Americans, Latinx, the homeless, and other vulnerable groups.
Filmmaker Explores Internalized HIV Stigma, Body Dysmorphia, and More in New Short Film
Linus Ignatius' new short film deals with life after being diagnosed with HIV in 2019.
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Game Changers in HIV: Bryan C. Jones
Bryan C. Jones is addressing the social and structural disparities that play a part in the HIV epidemic. "If we don't start having a real conversation about white privilege ... we'll never get ahead of this fight."
Bridging the Gap: How a Great HIV Care Provider Can Change Your Life
When Jeremiah Johnson was kicked out of the Peace Corps after his HIV diagnosis, he was angry, scared, ashamed, and struggling to figure out his next steps. Then he met Benjamin Young, M.D.
HIV Care Providers Wish Their Patients Would Ask Them These Questions
Sure, there's all the usual stuff it's important to talk about, like lab results and HIV treatment options. But what else should you ask your HIV care provider that could end up improving your health?
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