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“I know this life can be taxing. However, there is a rainbow after the rain.”

The exhibit tells the story of her life, says Kia LaBeija, and that includes her mom, HIV, ballroom, love and a double rainbow. [SLIDESHOW]

In his Pulitzer Prize–winning poetry, Jericho Brown reveals how HIV, race and rape can coexist with joy, lust and love. Plus: three poems.

“You. Me. WE. Changing the face of HIV” is the 2021 theme of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NWGHAAD).

If the asylum ban goes forward, “the U.S. will deport countless LGBTQ and HIV-positive refugees back to persecution, torture and death.”

The 90-90-90 HIV targets expire at the end of 2020. Bob Leahy looks at what comes next and what role people living with HIV can play.

Transgender and gender-nonconforming people face high HIV rates and record numbers of violent deaths.

At least 36 transgender and gender-nonconforming people were lost to violence this year. We say their names.

There are many adults today who acquired HIV early in life. Learn about challenges and strength of young female long-term HIV survivors.

Watch an inspiring video about the beloved New Yorker who operated HIV-testing programs and syringe exchanges for people taking hormones.

The issues were listed in a new survey by The Well Project and do not count HIV care and treatment.

The Well Project is thrilled to announce that our 2018-2019 survey, Together We Are…Making an Impact is now available.

How I learned that every contribution to our community counts, no matter how big or small

Researcher Sannisha Dale and Project MMAGIC plan to find out.

A moment of grace—and some amazing advice—from a police officer. Would I take it?

The actor owes an apology to a lot of people—including me, a gay Black man.