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Table of Contents
 

Brothers & Sisters
Call Me Miss Ralph
At Your Service



Two-Time Survivor
Reyataz Takers: Drink Up
It's Stuffy in Here
So Hot off the Press
The Early Show
Mortal Combat
Buck Buddies
Posh Spices
Not in My House



Back to the Bathhouse
With or Without You
Embedded
Campus Confidential
Reality Bites
Sarah Sorting
Above the Rim
Hot Dates-October 2007
Capital Punishment
The Shirt Off My Back
eBay AIDS
Dairy Queen
Let’s Hear It for the Boy



Editor's Letter-October 2007
Mailbox-October 2007
Catch of the Month-October 2007


 
What You're Talking About
Ron Paul, Chris Wallace Need AIDS Education (blog) (42 comments)

Ron Paul Wants Higher Health Costs for People With AIDS (40 comments)

Detroit Man Alleges HIV Discrimination By Lysol-Spraying Dental Clinic Coworkers (26 comments)

You're Fired (blog) (13 comments)

Those Little Signposts (blog) (9 comments)

Effective Vaccine Against Virulent SIV Raises Hope for HIV (8 comments)
Most Popular Lessons

The HIV Life Cycle

Shingles

Herpes Simplex Virus

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Treatments for Opportunistic Infections (OIs)

What is AIDS & HIV?

Hepatitis & HIV


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October 2007


The Shirt Off My Back

by James Wortman

The printing and graphic design firm Nightsweats & T-cells (nightsweats.com) believes that there is one HIV treatment option that always works: employment. Staffed entirely by people living with HIV, the Cleveland company is entering its second decade of creating AIDS awareness T-shirts and doing design work for hundreds of ASOs across the country, donating more than $100,000 in free art time along the way. The group also has commercial clients like MTV's Staying Alive Foundation.

Nightsweats & T-cells director of development and marketing Gil Kudrin, who is 49 and has been HIV positive since the late 1980s, says that forcing people to pay attention to the epidemic is still his grandest and most demanding design. “It’s been an amazing challenge,” says Kudrin. “But every step of the way it’s stretched our imagination and our talent.”


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