Paul Kawata

All who come to USCA are welcomed with open arms. You are beautiful exactly as you are.

Organizations working on the front lines of LGBTQ movement share in the grief for those who were killed at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.

A starting point to begin a discussion within your agency.

C. Virginia Fields shows you the power of minority voters in action.

Fighting HIV taught me about privilege and how quickly it can go away.

You will hear about Beny's many accomplishments and accolades in other memorials, I want to share my memories of the man.

Thank you for making #2015USCA a great meeting. According to Vanicy.com, #2015USCA was one of the top 100 'trending topics' on Twitter

The infographic below shows the stark reality of HIV in Black America. The statistics are mind numbi

For decades, NMAC has worked within communities of color, targeting community-based organizations, to build healthier communities.

Today may be Halloween, but we're more excited for Nov 4: Election Day!

We must remember that just as our histories are closely intertwined, so too is our future.

Twenty years later, it's time for some new heroes.

We can point fingers or cast blame, but right now I want to remember the visionaries who started and built this important organization.

The fight against HIV/AIDS has always been about more than the search for medicine or a cure. It has been a battle for human dignity.

If you are a black gay, bisexual or same-gender loving man we hope that you will take a moment to complete the brief survey (30 questions) and...

The theme this year for World AIDS Day perfectly reflects the moment in which our movement finds itself.

With President Obama's re-election eliminating any possibility for a repeal of the ACA, we must reinvigorate our efforts.