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Immigrant With HIV to Be Deported to Venezuela, Which Lacks Meds

We must fight through our collective trauma to begin the process of renewal.

Oscar Lopez advocates for Latinos living with HIV.

Advocates respond to the reports that a father, who is living with HIV, was permanently separated from his daughters after entering the U.S.

Our cover story explores how HIV intersects with immigration and affects everyone from asylum seekers to longtime immigrants.

Understanding Immigration and HIV

Understanding immigration and HIV through personal stories.

Events are scheduled throughout September to raise awareness about hep B and HIV in these communities.

Listen up: This powerhouse from Cameroon offers everyone an intentional conversation about power, privilege and accountability.

That’s enough to treat 1,000 immigrants for one year.

A look at September issues from the POZ archives

Researchers interviewed undocumented African immigrants living with HIV in New York City.

But official immigration policy states that HIV “is no longer defined as a communicable disease of public health significance.”

But is the recently passed bill to fund the border crisis a sign that other progressive priorities will also be ignored?

A trans woman with HIV, she fled persecution in El Salvador—then died after detainment in ICE’s “LGBTQ pod.”

The June 8 awareness day falls during National Caribbean-American Heritage Month.

“Humberto truly understood the plight of people on the margins of society, of people who have the least access to health care.”