HIV Stigma and Discrimination
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Planned Parenthood's Transgender Services Face New Threats From Trump Administration
The organization is committed to serving the community despite the political challenges.
How to Make Sure Your HIV Status Doesn't Define You in the Workplace
These tips can help you make decisions about disclosure, taking care of your health, and protecting yourself from discrimination.
In Singapore, an HIV Criminalization Case Tests the Country's Outdated Laws
The friend of an HIV-positive man jailed in Singapore argues that governments have a duty to protect people living with HIV from stigma and unfair criminal prosecution.
To Combat Homelessness in San Francisco, The City Must Confront Its Anti-Homeless Laws
Outreach worker Antwan Matthews argues for housing and public health approaches, not criminalization of people living on the streets.
How I Contracted HIV Is None of Your Damn Business
Knowing your status, and having the current information on treatment and care, is everyone's business, Toraje Heyward writes.
Latinx LGBT Advocates Meet in Atlanta to Discuss Strategies to Address Growing HIV Epidemic
Latinos in the Deep South helps to lead the charge for southern social-justice organizing to end HIV.
In Post-Katrina New Orleans, HIV Rates Have Fallen While PrEP and HIV Care Have Increased
Poverty, stigma and racial health disparities drive HIV rates that are among the nation's highest. But expanded Medicaid and PrEP access seem to have contributed to a recent drop in new cases.
HIV Activists Explain How They Respond to Hatred on Dating Apps
"I consider their ignorance and choose compassion with education and knowledge."
Russia Wants to Outlaw AIDS Denialism
But it is doing little else to address a growing HIV epidemic.
Michael Johnson, Jailed for HIV Nondisclosure, Now Free: Here's Everything You Need to Know
In the aftermath of this well-publicized case, states are still slow to take laws targeting people living with HIV off the books.