#New York City

Now that the dam has broken, it may not be long before additional overdose prevention centers open around the country.

HIV activist Scott Robbe protested with ACT UP at the New York Stock Exchange in 1989, and he championed LGBTQ visibility in film and TV.

A new exhibit highlights Jack Brusca’s figurative works. The gay artist also designed interiors for famous discos and sets for ballets.

While at GMHC and ACRIA, Stephen Karpiak brought attention to the growing number of people aging with HIV. [VIDEO]

The funding, which also supports harm reduction, arrives from the NY attorney general’s settlements with opioid manufacturers.

ACT UP activist Peter Staley reveals that story behind the Oscar-winning AIDS film in his memoir, ”Never Silent.”

You never know when an inspiring moment will arrive—perhaps while dancing as Donatella Versace on a Carnival float

Take daily actions to support #NAIRHHA. For example: Advocate for HIV and hepatitis programs to include African dialects.

Create your own virtual 275 Challenge—complete any task 275 times or in 27.5 hours or along 27.5 miles—and raise HIV and LGBTQ funds.

A three-city survey of gay and bisexual Latino men living with HIV offers insight on treatment adherence and more.

People who started treatment on the same day as their HIV diagnosis achieved an undetectable viral load sooner.

LGBTQ health centers pool their data for the We Count Collaborative to track the COVID-19 experiences of queer people.

Watch Ganga Stone explain the history of God’s Love We Deliver and the need to provide meals to people with AIDS. [VIDEOS]

Dancers rehearse for the June 20 virtual HIV/AIDS fundraiser “Broadway Bares: Twerk from Home.” [VIDEOS]

The art—and boys—of Larry Stanton inspires a gallery show, a book of poems and a documentary. [VIDEO and SLIDESHOW]