#Louisiana

Joyce Turner Keller fights HIV stigma in the church.

“Why would you take something that’s out here helping the community? I can’t understand it.”

An overview of strategies and successes

ACT UP brought an HIV/AIDS agency to life in Shreveport, Louisiana.

PWN-USA launches Vote Positive to leverage the HIV community’s power. Teams are already on the ground in these 11 states.

Doctors attribute the drop to increased testing and U=U.

Southern nonprofit SBPAN launches a new awareness campaign and announces a network advisory council.

Listen to personal tales from the global urban AIDS response, including reports from five U.S. cities.

The issue has led to turmoil and resignations at Baton Rouge’s Open Health Clinic and HAART.

“Segregation of detainees with HIV in jails or prisons is unlawful” under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

At an HIV summit, the mayor pledges to meet the “90-90-90” goals by 2020.

HIV/AIDS groups offer emergency relief to hurricane-battered regions.

He took back a job offer after learning the candidate had HIV, according to a Lambda Legal lawsuit.

A report looks at HIV/AIDS in rural versus metropolitan communities of the Southern state.

Here’s why HIV care for these prisoners is “in many cases non-existent,” according to a Human Rights Watch report and video.

Let’s all hope AHF’s commitment to serving people with HIV in Louisiana is worth, well, the computer screen it’s written on.