The POZ Staff

The former first lady compares separating children at U.S. border to past treatment of children with HIV at the height of the AIDS crisis.

The series is a follow-up to 2016’s “The End of AIDS?”

“A young, Black queer HIV-positive boy explores what it means to be ’hard to love’” in a new performance.

The Cleveland Leather Annual Weekend (CLAW) provides HIV education and awareness.

Take a survey on HIV cure research.

A new exhibition uses art to highlight issues surrounding HIV criminalization laws.

amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, marks the 25th anniversary of Life Ball with a motorcycle rally.

The 13th Annual Women as the Face of AIDS Summit brought women to the forefront of the HIV movement.

The celebrities have been confirmed for the 25th annual HIV/AIDS fundraiser.

This year also marks 35 years since the organization first started battling homelessness and AIDS.

Updates from the annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI).

The producers of the PBS series “We’ll Meet Again” are looking for subjects for an upcoming episode about the HIV crisis.

When Roscoe Boyd II disclosed his status, he became empowered to help others.

Embrace the holiday spirit with these gift ideas that raise awareness and funds for organizations that fight HIV and AIDS.

The Treatment Action Group paid tribute to those working to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

The Alliance for Positive Change graduated its 49th group of peer educators.

Tell us what you’ll be doing on December 1 and get some tips on how to promote your event.