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Roe Fell: Now What?

A co-executive director of the Positive Women’s Network USA details how the HIV movement finds its way.
By Naina Khanna

Is the LGBT Community Doing Enough to Fight Monkeypox?

Efforts to avoid stigma and homophobia could be keeping us silent when we need to be speaking out.
By Liz Highleyman

When Will HIV End?

We are at significant risk of missing the 2030 deadlines for ending HIV/AIDS as a public health threat. We must act now.
By Katie Lapides Coester and Ace Robinson

Why Including Women in HIV Research Matters

“We should contribute to the decisions that are made about us.”
By Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

Centering Sexual Satisfaction in the PrEP Conversation

Researchers asked queer men taking pre-exposure prophylaxis 20 questions about their sex lives—here’s what they found.
By Madeline C. Montgomery

The Global AIDS Response Has Lost a Great Champion

UNAIDS is deeply saddened at the passing of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu.

2021 Was a Year of HIV Progress; Now Let’s Focus on PrEP Access

Two bills in Congress will establish PrEP programs to prevent HIV. They’re needed to address racial and ethnic disparities in the epidemic.
By Carl Schmid

POZ Awards 2021 / Winners

Here are the winners as voted by POZ readers!

A Proclamation on World AIDS Day 2021

President Biden urges Americans to remember those who have lost their lives to AIDS and to provide support to those living with HIV.
Jess and Kris contributed to this artwork for Dual Pandemics: Experience at the Intersection, PCAF’s 2021 World AIDS Day Community Art Project (on display at Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center).

Art as Activism

Creating beauty and exploring personal and collective themes of identity, commentary, narrative and transformation through art.
By Jill A. Frey
Tom Kirdahy remembering Terrence McNally at Playbill’s “Remember the Red Ribbon” 2021 live event.

Remembering Terrence McNally

Remarks by the spouse of the late playwright given at the live concert “Remember the Ribbon: A Tribute to World AIDS Day.”
By Tom Kirdahy

The Dangers of Corporatized Nonprofit Boards

A group of advocates call for transparency, accountability and real representation at U.S. HIV organizations.

Equitable Access, Everyone’s Voice

In anticipation of World AIDS Day 2021, HIV.gov offers a roadmap to ending the HIV epidemic.
Timothy S. Jackson

Dear God, I’m Here

October 3 marks 12 years of living with HIV for the director of government relations of AIDS Foundation Chicago.
By Timothy S. Jackson
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