Paul Kawata

HIV sits at the intersection of these “red meat” issues. It’s all interconnected.

It was good to be back together at the 2022 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the 2022 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit in Chicago. However, COVID is not over.

Opportunities and challenges at the 2022 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit.

HIV can lead by not only ending the HIV epidemic but also working on the vanguard to determine best practices to pivot to any new challenge.

If you are able, now is time to help people living with HIV in Ukraine.

What does leadership look like as we fight to end the HIV epidemic by 2030 while also learning to live with COVID?

Will it be OK to travel for work, especially when you work in HIV?

As America celebrates Dr. King’s birthday, here is what NMAC is doing to keep his dream alive.

On behalf of our board of directors, community advisory panels, and staff, thank you.

This is my experience of being in the room when the President used the bully pulpit to commit to ending the HIV epidemic by 2030.

It is important to know who really makes things happen.

An homage to Michael Hirsch, my friend and partner in crime.

I can build a pathway to healing that starts with me sharing my story.

We can’t wait for them to save us; we must save ourselves.

What is fair cannot be based on white privilege.

The late Archbishop Carl Bean was executive director of the Minority AIDS Project, the first minority-led HIV organization.