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At the current pace, only about 20% of the world’s population will be vaccinated by the end of 2021.

It’s also AIDS history. When the virus struck in the 1980s, Black activists for sex workers’ rights created vital HIV programs.

One of the enduring legacies, and yes there are many, of our activism of the ’80s and ’90s, at least for me, is the owning of one’s health

Trans Latina writer, artist and organizer Sebastián Castro Niculescu explores the elements in the November web gallery on Visual AIDS.

The AIDS veterans and old friends discuss activism, COVID, droplets, and what to expect this winter.

Schools around the country are bringing students back to campus despite Covid-19 concerns. In Charlottesville, it’s not going over well.

The Well Project Leadership Exchange is a new series connecting thoughtleaders in the HIV community.

Gathering in large groups raises the risk of coronavirus transmission, but there are things you can do to protect yourself.

HIV positive since at least 1982, he participated in the Pitt Men’s Study, a long-running AIDS research project.

The ever-angry AIDS activist and gay icon returns with a new novel in his American People series.

The longtime AIDS activist died of complications resulting from a severe fall on May 14 at the age of 80.

Red shares her frustration about the lack of HIV knowledge among nursing students she teaches and explains a nurse’s role in reducing stigma

The day after CDC Director Robert Redfield was confronted at AIDSWatch, hill visits by advocates produced “strong interest” in hearings.

High school freshman Ella Johnson lives in a small Michigan town. She made a short film about Greg Louganis and HIV stigma. He loves it.

A discussion about the organization’s activist work and its importance today