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Those with undetectable HIV can deploy.

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

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

An updated Department of Defense policy also affects a recent federal lawsuit filed by a Latino military college student with HIV.

Allies and advocates unveil gender-neutral passports, launch new campaigns and show other support for transgender people. [VIDEO]

HIV, hepatitis and LGBTQ advocates lead the charge. Plus, a study suggests that long-acting injectable PrEP isn’t cost effective.

UPDATE: Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed Saturday, November 20.

HRC trains Latino and Black LGBTQ advocates.

Hurry! Advocates 18 to 24 years old can apply now to work with the Human Rights Campaign as peer facilitators to fight HIV and stigma.

It’s just one element of HRC’s “My Body, My Health” initiative.

Watch PACHA’s recent virtual meeting, which covered PrEP, the U.S. plan to end the HIV epidemic and new council members and cochairs

The #HIVTestingDay theme is “My Test, My Way.” Here’s how to get free at-home HIV testing kits and to locate testing sites near you.

Through its “My Body, My Health” initiative, Human Rights Campaign tackles HIV in minority and LGBTQ communities.

In a reversal of a Trump policy, health care providers may not discriminate based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

The UNAIDS video “The Mirror” promotes the #SeeMeAsIAm campaign with a message for parents of transgender children.

Youth advocates seek inclusive sex education for their peers.