#New York City

If you don’t know why, then watch this 1992 video of ACT UP’s Ashes Action outside the White House.

I thought I was done with HIV shame and fear when I came out as positive six years ago. Then I met a new dental hygienist…in New York City.

Jenny Holzer’s “#LightTheFight” marks the launch of the NYC AIDS Memorial’s arts and education program.

Listen to (or read) 40 in-depth interviews with artists who created work during the early epidemic.

Rentboys, artists, doctors and historians—all have something valuable to say about HIV in our latest roundup of books.

Krishna Stone celebrates 25 years at Gay Men’s Health Crisis.

A new campaign and program aim to boost awareness of and access to post-exposure prophylaxis.

That’s according to New York City health officials who showed that the city has made great strides on this measure.

Despite many years of enthusiastic calls for an “end to AIDS,” experts have yet to settle on what that would actually entail.

Photographer and ACT UP member Bill Bytsura guides us through his decades-in-the-making book.

My first date with Mr. Man and I did it sober.

A hot hookup with Mr. Man left me feel nothing but respect...and tingles.

The New Orleans–style event also honored three HIV advocates.

At the awards podium were Julianne Moore, Michael Douglas, Javier Muñoz, Corey Johnson, POZ’s Oriol Gutierrez and more.

Watch Gregg Gonsalves explain how his work affects public health, human rights and health inequities. [VIDEO]

Find out in these pics from DIFFA’s Broadway-themed Picnic by Design HIV/AIDS fundraiser.