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“‘AIDS’ in 2023 is a very stigmatizing term.… The word literally stops people from getting services.”

The 38th annual AIDS Walk New York supports GMHC and other HIV and AIDS groups. Plus: Don’t miss the Latex Ball!

Olympic diver and long-term HIV survivor Greg Louganis is auctioning off three medals to support the HIV nonprofit Damien Center.

HIV experts worry that the move is political—some federal grants go to Planned Parenthood—and that other states may turn down funding.

Fundraising cyclists pedaled from Miami to Key West in November. Checks were presented at a ceremony this week.

GMHC will honor cofounder Larry Mass, MD, and ex-CEO Kelsey Louie at its fall gala. Plus: Listen to a gay podcast episode on its history.

Gilead, ViiV, NMAC, HRC, NBJC, GLAAD and others offer $5.5 million in grants to help community groups respond to monkeypox.

Ace Robinson, who has over 20 years of experience in health work, is the first Black gay man to lead PCAF.

Located in a medically underserved area, Vivent’s new Milwaukee HIV clinic will care for an additional 1,000 clients.

People with HIV experienced “significant pandemic stress,” isolation, stigma and concerns about long COVID, finds a recent survey.

Launched during LGBTQ Pride, Dining Out For Life’s “Be the Love. Volunteer!” program connects volunteers with HIV organizations.

Restaurants in nearly 60 cities raise HIV funds through Dining Out For Life, many on April 28. Here’s how to check for events near you.

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS hosts Red Bucket campaigns, “Broadway Backwards,” “Broadway Bares” and more!

AIDS service organizations (ASOs) and HIV/AIDS advocates persevere—despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Oklahoma ranks third in the nation for hepatitis C deaths. The state also has a high rate of rural HIV transmission.

The two-day SMART Ride in southern Florida raised funds for five HIV service organizations.