Op-ed: We're Not in 1984 Anymore, Toto
Hollywood has often played a role in opening minds and moving society forward, but its lack of modern and accurate portrayals of people living with HIV is doing just the opposite.
Op-ed: It’s Not Me, It’s You
When HIV-negative people project their fears of death onto those with HIV, it hurts everyone
Op-ed: To The Most Vulnerable, The Least Reward
More than a decade ago, as countless millions succumbed to the worst pandemic of our time, the world finally said: Enough. What followed was a historically unprecedented response.
Op-Ed: HIV Quarantines Already Exist
The host of the political show For & Against examines how HIV criminalization laws endanger everyone by singling out HIV-positive citizens.
Op-ed: Putting Disappointment Behind You
Disillusionment and regret are anchors weighing good people down. Here’s how to cut them loose
Wait Until Dark
Uncertain times—like a massive blackout caused by a hurricane—give us an opportunity to remember our resiliency
Coming Out & Falling in Love With HIV
For one Latina activist, finding love has been almost as good as a cure
Op-ed: One Gourmet Meal Can Help Feed Thousands
GMHC's Savor dinner is one that keeps people feeling full all year.
Op-Ed: Changing Attitudes Toward LGBT Health in the South
When health disparities disproportionately affect LGBT people, especially in southern states, it only helps to go straight to the source.









