Here to Inspire

Finding out you're HIV-positive might be scary, but with the proper knowledge, it doesn't have to be.

Celebrities around the globe joined activists, families, doctors, and politicians to both mourn our losses and create new hope for the end of AIDS.

It was a year of highs (a baby was cured!) and lows (turns out the “cure” didn’t last) in the world of HIV and AIDS treatment, research, policy, and headlines. Here are a few high (and low) lights.

In this one-on-one interview, the "Diamonds" singer spoke to HIV Plus about getting involved with MAC, the virus statistics that shocked her most, and why you should watch the new film, It's Not Over, about young people living with HIV.

Mark S. King has spent many years fighting to destigmatize HIV, and now his blog, My Fabulous Disease, has earned him an award from the National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association.

This exhibition, featuring artists living with HIV and AIDS, exemplifies art as healing therapy.

On December 1, the world pauses to remember the devastation of AIDS and to strengthen resolve in the battle.

As World AIDS Day 2013 approaches, we look back at last year's inspiring images.