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The Kiki scholarship for HIV journalism was also announced at the Bodies on the Line memorial.

Instagram account shares touching visual tributes to the many lives lost to AIDS.

What’s next for the New York City AIDS Memorial?

Cofounder Christopher Tepper walks us through phase 2 of the project and shares how his own ignorance and anger inspired the structure.

The park is named The New York City AIDS Memorial Park at St. Vincent’s Triangle.

The club was also a center for HIV prevention, immigration rights and breast cancer awareness.

A memorial service will be held Saturday, September 27.

Repairs are up to $1 million on the high end.

The scholarship honors his contributions 20 years after his passing.

A request for proposals for the memorial design still needs to be developed.

Funds for ongoing maintenance have yet to be raised.

The passing of our cherished friend and comrade Spencer Cox on December 18, 2012 cut us deeply and painfully.

The developer and owner of the former St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City has agreed to allow an AIDS memorial in its triangle park, accor...

Freelance writer Tim Murphy remembers the life of a New York Downtown icon, trans-activist and HIV-positive advocate.

Doug Waller, a Seattle-area firefighter who died four years ago of HIV-related causes, is now being honored as having died in the line of duty...