#HLTSAD

About 300,000 people with HIV are long-term survivors, meaning they acquired HIV before 1996, when effective treatment was introduced.

#HLTSAD—which is Sunday, June 5—urges you to #Mobilize2Thrive and prioritize the quality of life for HIV long-term survivors.

This year’s #HLTSAD is Saturday, June 5, the 40th anniversary of the first AIDS cases reported in the United States.

Awareness days help educate the general public and specific communities about HIV/AIDS.

POZ editor-in-chief Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr. shares his experiences testing antibody positive for COVID-19.

Here’s how to do it.

“Not Our First Pandemic” is this year’s coronavirus-related HLTSAD theme.

For long-term survivors, the key to embracing resilience is sticking together.

Annual awareness days help to educate the general public and specific communities about HIV/AIDS.

A look at September issues from the POZ archives

But despite our differences, writes Bob Leahy, the search for common ground is key.

The permanent installation will be located in the central staircase of San Francisco’s Openhouse Community Center for LGBT elders.

This year’s theme is “Empowered to Thrive.”

Annual awareness days help to educate the public in general and specific groups in particular about HIV/AIDS.

This call to action and a related report are the results of a Reunion Project forum.