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Later that same day, September 17, a POZ at Home event on Zoom features several long-term survivors. You’re invited!

GMHC founder Larry Mass spills the dirt and names names about a controversy from the early years of the epidemic.

These masks keep HIV messaging in everyone’s face while raising funds for a good cause.

Watch the virtual “AIDS Walk: Live at Home,” which combined the efforts of NYC and San Francisco. Plus, here’s info on the LA event.

Proceeds from the sales of face masks will help GMHC provide masks and meals for those in need.

A snapshot of HIV providers responding to the new pandemic

New challenges for women aging with HIV require more research.

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

These gifts for loved ones can also help support the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Data from 2018 show a record low number of new HIV cases and a huge increase in people taking PrEP.

The Ginny Shubert Center for Harm Reduction offers primary care and HIV services.

GMHC’s annual event raises HIV awareness in the house and ball community.

15,000 people—including the stars of “Pose”—participated in the event that supports GMHC and other local HIV groups.

API communities comprise more than 50% of all people in the U.S. living with hepatitis B, notes GMHC’s Kelsey Louie.

Long-term survivor “Dr. Bradley” also delves into his Broadway career, functional narcissism and fabulous musical memoir.

The funding from the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation and Macy’s will benefit the LEAP for Girls program at GMHC.