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To 'End the HIV Epidemic,' Activists Demand Officials Involve Community in Planning
In a sign of growing frustration with the rollout of the federal Ending the HIV Epidemic plan, dozens of activists stormed the U.S. Conference on AIDS (USCA) opening plenary session on Sept. 5.
Black LGBT Southern HIV Conference Finds a New Home
After seven years, the Saving Ourselves Symposium will become a project of Southern AIDS Coalition.
Get Ready for the Inaugural Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Advocates across the South are coming together to fight disparities that leave many southerners vulnerable to HIV.
Is Marianne Williamson's Record on AIDS as Great as She Claims?
As the 2020 presidential hopeful touts her HIV activist record, doubts remain as to whether her version of events is the full truth.
Trans Women of Color Campaign Featured on Times Square Billboards Over Pride Weekend
The billboards were part of the #StonewallIsNow Campaign.
People Living With HIV and Disabilities Are Doing It for Themselves
New York City's HIV planning body looks at recommendations for ensuring services meet needs of people with disabilities.
Injection Drugs Enhance a Surge of HIV Along the Ohio River
Caracole, an HIV/AIDS services provider in Cincinnati, has responded to a spike in HIV there by expanding harm reduction, housing, and pre-exposure prophylaxis.
Houston Launches First HIV Prevention Campaign for Queer and Trans People of Color
'I am Life' features black and Latinx people getting their lives.
Retired HIV/AIDS Researcher Disappears During 120-Mile Swim
Charles van der Horst, M.D., battled HIV in the clinic and the lab -- and put his own body on the line as an activist for health care access.
Judith Light Honored with Special Tony Award for HIV/AIDS Activism
The actress spoke about theater's role in shining a light on the reality of the AIDS epidemic.