Resource Center on Aging With HIV

If you or others are longtime survivors who meet regularly for support or fun, TheBody wants to hear from you.

Performance artists bring together 35 years of art and activism in ‘GENERATOR.’

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.

This queer feminist developed a project to help others use their sexual histories to heal, find community, and to fuel social justice movements.

The Well Project discusses various aging-related health challenges for people living with HIV, what you can do about them, and the need for social support and self care.

In this article from The Conversation, a team of scientists shares the latest insights into the unique challenges faced by people living with HIV in South Africa as they grow older.

Living with HIV for the past 16 years and being over the age of 50, Charles Sanchez is showing signs of aging, but no sign of slowing down.

Anyone -- including older adults -- can get HIV. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one-quarter of all Americans living with HIV in 2012 were 55 years of age and older.

A new law will take effect in July 2020 that helps ensure the needs of LGBTQ older adults and people living with HIV are recognized and supported across Illinois.

Diagnosed in 1985, Jesus Heberto Guillen Solis has created a digital community for 5,000 people living with HIV/AIDS ... and counting.