#stigma

Advocates Born With HIV Face Ongoing Challenges

Long-term survivor Bob Leahy talks about what HIV looks like in 2019 versus 1989.

A look at June issues from the POZ archives

A psychoanalyst’s insight on major issues facing people with HIV

The Poz Effect is an entirely online conference fighting against HIV-related stigma.

A pillar of the city’s “Getting to Zero” plan to combat HIV is getting to “zero HIV stigma” by 2030.

“Humberto truly understood the plight of people on the margins of society, of people who have the least access to health care.”

An HIV-negative gay man confronts his history with men living with the virus.

HIV-related stigma is reported to have harsh effects on cognition.

The Bad River and Red Cliff bands in Wisconsin operate lifesaving syringe access programs.

Advocates say the government hasn’t provided data on HIV-positive refugees. Here’s why they want those numbers.

The Getting to Zero program manager offers an easy step we can all take to start the HIV conversation and beat stigma.

High school freshman Ella Johnson lives in a small Michigan town. She made a short film about Greg Louganis and HIV stigma. He loves it.

Regardless of our viral loads, let’s make sure we all stand together and that stigma lost for some isn’t just stigma transferred to others...

Bob Leahy says the public has to know what HIV looks like in 2019, not 1989.

Ensuring health equity for all people living with HIV

HIV-negative writer Mathew Rodriguez penned an opinion piece about U=U titled “HIV-Negative Men Are Still Choosing Stigma Over Science.”