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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.
California Man Denied Service at Barbershop for HIV Status Wins Court Case
Nikko Briteramos won his court case and is now advocating to end stigma in black businesses, including barbershops.
Alvin Ailey to Get His Own Biopic from Moonlight Director
Oscar winner Barry Jenkins will direct a film about the HIV-positive dance pioneer.
Trans Woman With HIV Dies During Release From ICE Custody After Being Denied Meds
Johana Medina died one year after Honduran transgender activist Roxsana Hernández also died in ICE custody.
New York Philharmonic Plays Symphonic Response to the AIDS Crisis
Composer John Corigliano's work is featured in the orchestra's Music of Conscience series, and accompanied by a display of the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
CVS Caremark Says It Is Settling HIV Disclosure Lawsuit
Last year, 6,000 people received an envelope that had their HIV status reportedly revealed in a clear mailing address window.
Pressure Mounts on Truvada PrEP Pricing With Lawsuit and Congressional Hearings
"This isn't about you," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) told Gilead CEO Daniel O'Day. "We have legislated a system that allows [this] to happen."
Honoring the Life of Andy Velez, ACT UP Co-Founder and Longtime HIV Activist
The angelic troublemaker died May 14.
Will Recent Gilead Patent Concessions on Truvada Lower PrEP Prices?
Activists say this relatively small giveaway won't advance PrEP access or help end HIV in the U.S. the way a true price reduction would.
HIV Activist Jumps Into the Philadelphia City Council Race
Housing and displacement are a major focus of their campaign.