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AIDS at Home explores hidden stories of the epidemic.

The NYC museum exhibit examines caretaking, housing and family throughout the epidemic’s history—including a 1989 Donald Trump.

HIV prevention efforts would also take a huge hit under Trump’s draconian proposed budget cuts and the House health care bill.

Derek Broomes allegedly diverted federal money intended to help low-income New Yorkers living with HIV/AIDS.

Congress is expected to approve more funding for AIDS housing but cut some of the Ryan White program.

Plus: Guess who now runs the Housing Opportunities for People Living with AIDS Program (HOPWA)? Hint: He also runs HUD.

A founding member of ACT UP New York and Housing Works, Sawyer also worked with UNAIDS.

GMHC now provides housing for clients.

#IssuesThatMatter summarizes viewpoints on six important health equity topics.

“We can’t be afraid to discuss the needs of gay men and trans women. When we do that, we’ll see real change.”

All of the current HIV-positive residents were undocumented immigrants when they moved in.

Finding solutions to housing older Americans living with HIV/AIDS

The combination of aging with HIV has its own special challenges.

Obama signs law that updates the benefits formula used by HOPWA.

The Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) formula will reflect today’s epidemic.

Eligible clients no longer have to show AIDS symptoms to get assistance.