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The Lasting Legacy of Artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Gonzalez-Torrez’ installations and their commentary on loss and time speak to us during the present pandemic.
This Playwright Is Helping People Living With HIV to ‘Write It Out!’
Black, queer, HIV-positive playwright Donja R. Love launches a new writing workshop.
What’s a Pride Without Latex? COVID-19 Cancels GMHC’s 30th Anniversary Latex Ball
The event, which serves as party and HIV prevention model, hopes for a COVID-free future.
Remembering Dr. Ron Simmons, Black Gay Activist and HIV Champion Who Was So Much More
From the Vietnam anti-war movement to HIV/AIDS, TheBody remembers this trailblazing activist.
Here’s How One Organization Is Helping Women Living With HIV Cope With the COVID-19 Era
“The impact ... has been devastating on women living with HIV,” says Naina Khanna of Positive Women’s Network.
What Would an HIV Doula Do? Collective Turns Attention to Radical Care in Time of COVID
By raising questions and considerations, these activists remind us to build community in a time of distance by loving, not fearing, each other.
You Should Know This Gay Asian-American Civil Rights, Anti-War, and HIV/AIDS Activist
TheBody remembers Kiyoshi Kuromiya, who died 20 years ago this month.
Fame and HIV/AIDS: History’s Biggest HIV-Positive Celebrities
By coming out about their status -- even in death -- celebrities can humanize the virus for many people who don’t otherwise know anybody who’s openly living with HIV. They can help increase awareness and fight stigma.
Caitlin Ryan On Being a Lesbian Social Worker During the Early Years of Atlanta's AIDS Epidemic
Caitlin Ryan, a lesbian and social worker, as well as first executive director of AIDAtlanta, faced pushback from some gay men who felt that women had no place in the response to AIDS.
This Dallas Activist Pushed Their School District to End Its Relationship with ICE. Here’s How They Did It
Two years ago, Angee Andrade and the North Texas Dream Team made sure Dallas schools remained a safe place for undocumented students. Now, they’re sharing their plan for success so others can follow suit.