Planning for Retirement While Living With HIV
Whether you're on public assistance or you're more well off, there are things you can do to plan for a secure future.
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After 30 Years, This HIV and Harm Reduction Activist Got COVID-19 and Decided to Retire. Here’s His Story.
From working in prisons to executive leadership at Housing Works, Ken Robinson has trailblazed a path in service provision and activism.
On Loving and Losing Larry Kramer: An Interview With His Husband, David Webster
“Even at nearly 85, Larry was still a little boy,” said Webster.
Remembering HIV Activist Ed Shaw, Recently Lost to COVID-19
GMHC will be hosting a virtual memorial on May 13 to honor one of New York City’s most committed activists.
How Bike Riding and Steering Clear of Fear Help This Activist Cope With COVID-19 Quarantine
“I’ve been single and living alone for so long. I’ve become lonelier.”
Remembering Our Dad and Uncle, Who Lived with HIV but Died of Coronavirus
ACT UP and #PrEP4All member Jason Rosenberg and his cousin Danielle Rosenberg remember the life of their fallen loved one, Rick Rosenberg.
Walks, the Ocean, and Sobriety Meetings Help This Long-Term Survivor Cope With COVID-19 Quarantine
“As with AIDS, the political machinations, denial, and ignorance over the proven science has been traumatic and a source of anger, despair, and depression at times.”
Acclaimed Jazz Pianist and HIV Long-Term Survivor Fred Hersch Is Giving Free Daily Facebook Concerts During the COVID-19 Crisis
He’s playing a mix of his own works, jazz classics, and the American songbook daily at 1 p.m. ET on his livestream.
These Chicago HIV Longtime Survivors Are Kicking ASS Weekly—Together!
If you or others are longtime survivors who meet regularly for support or fun, TheBody wants to hear from you.
New Experimental Show Brings HIV/AIDS Out of the Undetectable Closet
Performance artists bring together 35 years of art and activism in ‘GENERATOR.’
Robert La Fosse and John Kelly Discuss HIV, the Devil and Their New Take on a Stravinsky Classic
We often talk of a generation of queer artists we’ve lost to the AIDS epidemic—and indeed, we’ve lost far too many. But happily, many such artists living with HIV are still alive and well, making great work.