#ACT UP

Watch Gregg Gonsalves explain how his work affects public health, human rights and health inequities. [VIDEO]

Why ACT UP protested two AIDS-themed art exhibits at the Whitney

They claim the Whitney Museum “does not make explicit connections to the present AIDS crisis within the exhibition.” [SLIDESHOW]

A provocative interview with author Sarah Schulman also reveals the most pressing issues facing gay people and the HIV community.

A new study assesses the long-term impact of AIDS activism, including trauma, loss, posttraumatic growth and a belief in change.

My older gay brother was the first AIDS activist I have ever known. His influence changed my life. We share that story in this video.

In After Louie, Alan Cumming is an older AIDS activist with issues.

In this essay, a long-term HIV survivor links past AIDS activism to current efforts to prevent gun violence.

AIDS activist and author Sarah Schulman explores HIV criminalization in “Conflict Is Not Abuse.”

And it’s not survivor’s guilt, explains ACT UP veteran turned film director Vincent Gagliostro.

At stake in amfAR’s civil war is the nonprofit’s quest to find a cure for HIV.

An excerpt from “Stonewall Strong: Gay Men’s Heroic Fight for Resilience, Good Health, and a Strong Community”

French director Robin Campillo takes us behind the scenes of his film BPM (Beats Per Minute), about ACT UP Paris.

If it’s any consolation, Angelina Jolie was also snubbed in the 2018 Foreign Language Oscar Shortlist.

Answers from the Twitterverse.

Jesús Aguais is the founder and executive director of Aid for AIDS.