George Kevin Jordan is a writer based out of New York. He is currently executive editor at Bleulife Media, as well as a contributing writer at Black Art in America. In between searches for beach locations for vacations, he can be spotted watching as much theater as possible. Find him at georgekevinjordan.com or hit him up on Twitter @GKJWrites.
Categories Covered:HIV in Film, TV, and Media, HIV Stigma and Discrimination, HIV Advocacy and Activism, Gay Men, Other Populations
Latest by George Kevin Jordan
HepConnect Initiative Aims to Reduce Hepatitis C in the Heart of the Opioid Epidemic
The Harm Reduction Coalition is launching a new strategy of supporting local advocates in five key states of the Appalachian region.
Archive Remembers Heroes and History of Black HIV/AIDS Activism
Through his historical research, Dan Royles has found a vibrant legacy of black AIDS activism going back to the beginning of the epidemic.
Positive Women's Network Launches Online Advocacy Tool for People Living With HIV
The U.S.'s largest network of women living with HIV ramps up its strategy to develop more grassroots leaders -- and invites you to take action.
'POZ ROZ' Wants 'Pozitive' Vibes With New Digital Comedy
This refreshing series following an African-American millennial woman living with HIV avoids the sappy or sentimental.
Ending HIV Stigma Takes Center Stage at Congressional Black Caucus Conference Panel Discussion
Ending the HIV epidemic in black communities is more than about health care, it's also about stomping out HIV stigma, according to experts and advocates who spoke at a recent panel discussion presented by the Congressional Black Caucus.
NYC's West Indian Day Parade Attracts Millions, but Few HIV Outreach Efforts
With mostly black attendees who are immigrants from the most impacted region on the globe outside sub-Saharan Africa, why is so little HIV outreach planned for this important weekend?
Neighbors Rally Outside Former Nursing Home for HIV Patients
Last week, a group of neighbors in New York City, led by a small grassroots organization called Neighbors to Save Rivington House, gathered to fight the redevelopment of the former health care facility for people living with HIV into expensive housin...
FX Series 'Pose' Brings to Life HIV History Through Black and Latinx Characters
It didn't take long for Pose, the Sunday night FX series created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Steven Canals, to achieve critical acclaim and become a cultural hit among black and Latinx LGBT communities.
Is There Still Room for HIV Prevention and Education at Pride?
How do community-based organizations see using Pride as a place for HIV education and information in the 21st century?