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The confusion about what’s true—and who’s telling the truth—is of critical importance to public health.

Speaker Emerita Pelosi rolled up her sleeves alongside hundreds of friends and family members caring for the National AIDS Memorial Grove.

A discussion of making the most of the next two years to win for the HIV community.

“Growing up a Black, gay, HIV-positive man, I never thought I would be able to serve my community in this capacity,” says Venton Jones.

A gay man who has struggled with addiction and is living with HIV, Matt Dorsey won the race for San Francisco District 6 supervisor.

The high-ranking openly gay man at CDC discusses monkeypox and the tricky mix of being a gay man talking about the risks of gay sex.

LGBTQ and HIV news

“They let Magic Johnson play basketball with FULL-BLOWN HIV but won’t let Kyrie Irving play because he won’t get a COVID shot”? Nope.

An open letter to the next director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy.

Statement by President Joe Biden recognizing the 40th year of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

In 1990, Rush Limbaugh had a segment on his radio show called “The AIDS Update,” where he mocked the dying and the dead.

An HIV advocate urges those of us living with the retrovirus to stay in contact with our elected officials.

Positive Women’s Network–USA urges swift action on priority issues.

President Biden says racial justice will be a priority for his administration and NMAC says prove it by ending the HIV epidemic.

From drug decriminalization to abortion rights, these measures will affect our work to end the HIV epidemic.

NMAC looks for your administration to prioritize racial justice and reconciliation while fighting HIV, STIs and hepatitis.