#New York City

Dine out and fight AIDS on Thursday, April 26, when most cities partake in the restaurant-based fundraiser.

Responsibility is sexy, and I didn’t realize how powerful that was until much later.

I wanted to escape. So I turned to what I knew best: booze and bumps.

And it’s not survivor’s guilt, explains ACT UP veteran turned film director Vincent Gagliostro.

DIFFA’s Dining by Design event in New York raises over $700,000.

This year also marks 35 years since the organization first started battling homelessness and AIDS.

Expanded services at the remodeled facility are part of the mayor’s Ending the Epidemic plan.

Actress Virginia Madsen and director Yen Tan discuss the project at the SXSW festival [VIDEO].

Welcome to the debut of my POZ blog. I hope you’ll join me on this adventure.

The new CEO of Bailey House reflects on its 35 years of housing people living with HIV/AIDS and its future.

The future headquarters will be more central and accessible—and located in a less expensive neighborhood.

At stake in amfAR’s civil war is the nonprofit’s quest to find a cure for HIV.

Patricia Shelton is a peer educator in New York City.

Following national trends, troubling disparities persist, with Black men who have sex with men less likely to receive PrEP than whites.

Corey Johnson has served as chair of the council’s health committee and worked on the Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2020 strategy.

The city is also close to joining Seattle in hitting all three 90-90-90 targets for rates of diagnosis, treatment and viral suppression.