#ACT UP

If you don’t know why, then watch this 1992 video of ACT UP’s Ashes Action outside the White House.

A social media recap of USCA 2018.

Photographer and ACT UP member Bill Bytsura guides us through his decades-in-the-making book.

“Before there was effective treatment for HIV, he was known in the community for keeping us alive the longest.”

ACT UP London connects PrEP, stigma and HIV-positive immigrants to the rock biopic about Queen and Freddie Mercury.

The 1988 “Seize Control of the FDA” AIDS protest forced major change and announced the arrival of ACT UP. Original activists discuss it.

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 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.”

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

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