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The fight for places where drug users can shoot up safely isn’t over—but it’s competing with an effort to expand access to medications that block addiction.

Late last year, the Texas health department asked the authors to take “white supremacy” out of the abstract—and then dropped it altogether.

I’m Still Surviving is a collaborative digital and print exhibition that launched in December 2020, featuring hundreds of excerpts documenting the stories of 39 women living with HIV in the U.S.

With a law degree and lots of organizing experience in the field, she’s ready to make sure the hard-hit South gets the resources it deserves in 2021 and beyond.

Philadelphia FIGHT teamed up with fellow anti-incarceration program MANN-UP to give cash in exchange for guns and bullets, no questions asked.

The Facebook group "gives insight into what the community knows about HIV in general—and what it doesn’t know, which sometimes you can forget if you work in the field and never step out of your HIV bubble," Chancley says.

Owens, who died this September, will be remembered as one of New York City’s fiercest fighters for the marginalized.

The Trump administration has until the end of October to respond to the decision, but the recent pro-LGBT Supreme Court ruling makes its argument pretty weak.

Reaching out to old friends, helping others, and scheduling weekly social time can make a difference.

Why do people living with HIV fall through the cracks of care despite our best efforts, and how do we prevent that during a global pandemic?