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People Living With HIV Need Advocates to Help Them Navigate Health Care
Even if you are the most capable and self-sufficient person in the world, there is no reason to deal with an HIV diagnosis by yourself.
Processing an HIV Diagnosis Mirrors the Five Stages of Grief
Successfully navigating through these stages during one’s HIV diagnosis requires information, communication, emotional support, guidance, and direction.
GoFundMe Has Helped People Step Up Where the U.S. Government Has Not
The United States government has given only one $1,200 check to people in need during the coronavirus crisis. To fill in the gaps, people have used platforms like GoFundMe.
The COVID-19 Pandemic Needs To Be Treated Like the National Security Threat It Is
Until the United States takes public health seriously, consider pandemics a national security threat.
The Program That Keeps Half a Million People With HIV Alive and Well Turns 30 This Month
We spoke to two experts about the origin, evolution, and future of the Ryan White CARE Act, passed on August 18, 1990.
The Union Push at New York City’s Housing Works Has Hit a Standoff Amid COVID-19 Upheaval
Management and many workers at the pioneering nonprofit have hit a stalemate over when and how a union vote can go forward.
How America’s Longest Continuously Operating Bar for Queer Women Is Fighting to Keep Its Doors Open
While Henrietta Hudson is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and are fundraising for their own cause, they are still managing to help those within their community.
During COVID-19 Pandemic, the HIV Community Is Cooking and Delivering Food to People in Need
While some are packing on the pounds, others are working overtime to make sure our community’s most vulnerable don’t go hungry.
The Number-One Barrier to Ending HIV in U.S. Cities Is a Housing Crisis
That’s what nearly 50 service providers nationwide told us in our 2019 ‘Eyes on the End’ interview series. They also shared some of their solutions.
Even Without Medicaid Expansion, Oklahoma HIV Service Providers Refuse to Let Anyone Fall Through the Cracks
“Somehow, in this state, it is more sinful to be poor and need help than it is to rob a bank.”