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The results of GLAAD’s first State of HIV Stigma Study coincide with news of a $9 million Gilead grant to fight HIV in the South.

Peer support is more important than ever.

I’ve been living with the virus/stigma for well over three decades now. The media isn’t helping by allowing Trump’s name to bring AIDS down.

The HIV-themed episode “72 Hours” debuted on February 17, 1990.

The incident prompted New York activists to rally against HIV stigma and for bail reform.

His presence on “The Real World” — and his legacy in advocacy — offers us a story about Black gay boys who dream, then fight.

The executive director of Funders Concerned About AIDS sets the stage for the 2019 AIDS Philanthropy Summit.

The executive director of Funders Concerned About AIDS asks: How can we ensure that the HIV epidemic has sufficient media “air time”?

I’d be more vulnerable than ever before. Something told me it was time.

But does a powerful speech at the GLAAD Media Awards make her and Jay-Z powerful allies?

The series is a follow-up to 2016’s “The End of AIDS?”

Here’s how the world responds to Karl Schmid.

Download this new (and free!) resource from HIV Justice Worldwide.

…and earned an Emmy in the process!

Julia Stambler knows that Sheen’s undetectable status—plus the use of protection—means she won’t contract the virus.