Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr.

For many people, chronic pain is a constant companion.

Although the coronavirus pandemic is far from over, the U.S. outlook is truly improving.

He was dedicated to uplifting Latinos, immigrants and people living with HIV.

In this LGBTQ-themed special issue, we spotlight LGBTQ advocates, including our cover subject, Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Jericho Brown.

Young people account for 21% of new HIV diagnoses annually. Our April/May issue looks at ways to raise HIV awareness among youth.

In this special issue focused on women, we spotlight the stories of fierce women, including Loreen Willenberg, our cover subject.

The Black AIDS Institute hosts a conversation with Anthony Fauci, MD, on COVID-19 and HIV.

Of all the issues that continue to challenge us, racial justice is the most vexing.

The 2010 POZ 100 list was created to uplift those advocates at a crucial time.

The year we honored 100 people, things and ideas that helped fight HIV.

This list recognized people who made a significant contribution to speeding up the end of AIDS.

A tribute to individuals who work tirelessly on the front lines of the epidemic year after year.

This year’s list ushered in a new generation of changemakers and HIV advocates.

These advocates persevered in their own personal fight against the virus to show others that it is possible to thrive long term with HIV.

This list paid tribute to advocates living and working in the South—the region most impacted by HIV/AIDS.