As part of the new HIV Justice Academy, a new edit of a classic criminalization video produced by Mark S. King has been released.

The HIV Justice Academy is a free resource that helps us understand why people are prosecuted because of their status - and how to stop it.

Held in person and virtually, AIDS 2022 is the world’s largest HIV-related gathering. From cure news to advocacy, here’s what to expect.

Molecular surveillance can detect emerging HIV outbreaks and tailor prevention. It can also criminalize people just for having HIV.

Under Georgia’s updated law, people living with HIV will no longer face a felony charge simply for not disclosing their status before sex.

I tested positive for HIV in 1992, but it took me several years to connect with others living with the virus.

The 2023 HIV is Not a Crime V National Training Academy will be held at Emory & Henry College in Virginia.

How HIV criminalization laws target women—and how women are fighting back

People living with HIV often come from heavily policed neighborhoods. HIV criminalization laws compound this disparity.

In the second session of Leadership Exchange LIVE: BEEEBAH Edition Ciarra “Ci Ci” Covin is joined by Marielle Gross, MD, MBE.