Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr.

Prevention Access Campaign builds a movement as Undetectable Equals Untransmittable goes global.

Our March issue is dedicated to the idea of Undetectable Equals Untransmittable, or U=U.

Our January/February cover guys—David Massey and Johnny Lester (aka David & Johnny)—are a serodiscordant couple.

The Southern Black Policy and Advocacy Network seeks to improve health and reduce disparities.

The 2018 POZ 100 list celebrates advocates living with HIV who are 50 and over.

NMAC offers support and engagement opportunities to advocates living with HIV who are 50 and over.

Our current cover subject, Charles Sanchez, talks combining his acting skills and HIV activism to create a musical comedy web series.

OutServe-SLDN assists military living with HIV who are facing more challenges to serving their country.

The annual fundraiser commemorates its 25th anniversary.

Visual AIDS marks 30 years of supporting the arts to fight HIV with new leadership and renewed focus.

This treatment-themed special issue of POZ spotlights several issues that have evolved over the years.

Understanding the importance of basic HIV research and clinical trials—and the benefits of being undetectable

Our June cover story links past AIDS activism to current efforts to prevent gun violence.

After nearly two decades, the Black AIDS Institute faces the future with new leadership and expanded services.

Our April/May cover story focuses on Latino youth.

The North Carolina AIDS Action Network fights stigma through education, advocacy and community building.

Although Native Americans have always been a part of the HIV epidemic, they’ve often been overlooked as a group.