#New York City

Researchers interviewed undocumented African immigrants living with HIV in New York City.

Marianne Williamson harnesses love to fight dark psychic forces—including racism, cancer and HIV.

The Ginny Shubert Center for Harm Reduction offers primary care and HIV services.

Jeffrey Parsons stepped down from his CUNY post after complaints of sexual misconduct and cocaine use at parties

Mark Misrok addresses employment and HIV.

GMHC’s annual event raises HIV awareness in the house and ball community.

Artists and advocates answer—and reflect on AIDS and LGBTQI+ activism. Here’s our favorite response!

Blanche, you’d better believe there’s drama—and joy—in the memoir of Gilbert Baker, creator of the modern symbol for LGBT liberation.

Graduates of The Alliance for Positive Change now have the skills to provide health care to people with chronic illnesses, including HIV.

“Broadway Bares” dancer Josh Cotham raised what for him was an unprecedented amount thanks to the support of his friend Brian Rice.

The NIH-funded research focuses on chronic conditions other than HIV and examines gender differences.

They’re part of an exhibit of post-Stonewall photographs from Robert Giard’s “Particular Voices” series.

After 12 months, this program was tied to a greater rate of stable housing and a higher increase in viral suppression.

15,000 people—including the stars of “Pose”—participated in the event that supports GMHC and other local HIV groups.

Gay and bisexual men with HIV who are cured of hep C are reinfected at a high rate.

“And So It Happened” profiles people taking HIV treatment and PrEP.