Paul Kawata

Not only do we need to take care of people living with HIV, but we also need to take care of ourselves.

People living with HIV and/or on PrEP want pharmacies that share their values.

Disease prevention should never be a political pawn.

The 2023 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit is April 11-12 in Las Vegas and we are leaning into desire, sex and responsibility.

They are the backbone of NMAC and our work.

Unfortunately, right now, the HIV movement is playing checkers while the extreme right plays 3D chess.

Part of our job is to continually raise the awareness with members that HIV has not gone away and to be part of the ether of Congress.

It’s time to build institutions and movements that can work across purposes.

Studies show that personal outreach is one of the most effective ways to get people to vote.

A special guest article written by Moisés Agosto Rosario, NMAC’s Director of Treatment.

Despite the aftermath of Hurricane Fiona, the 2022 United States Conference on HIV/AIDS will still be held in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The proof will be in your ability to change. Next up is monkeypox.

Plus: vaccine hesitancy, the U.S. response, a worrying frontline report from Chicago, safer sex in a world with monkeypox and more.

Why are we having culture wars in the middle of a pandemic?

As we learned from the early days of the HIV epidemic, we must fight while also being gutted by the realities of the moment.

“Make no mistake, this decision directly targets marginalized Americans.”

Thank you, President and Dr. Biden, for the invitation to the 2022 White House Pride Celebration.