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Nelson Vergel's been on a lifelong mission to educate people about hormone therapy since he says it helped him survive the AIDS crisis in the early 1990s.
The Queen of Pop saluted nurses Ellen Matzer and Valery Hughes, who were in the audience at Madison Square Garden.
The famous activist reflects on the AIDS epidemic, the mpox outbreak, and his journey to faith.
"Change the Pattern" is weaving the memory of Black and brown people into the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
25 years after we lost her, we fondly remember a funny and endearing story about the late princess and trailblazing HIV activist.
Dukashe knows the work to battle HIV ignorance is still ongoing in South Africa, but she’s committed to the fight.
Helping to eliminate stigma, modernize laws, and counter misinformation, especially during COVID-19.
It was a big World AIDS Day for the world’s largest ongoing community art project.
Reflecting on her work in HIV/AIDS prevention, Congresswoman Barbara Lee writes on how the fight is not yet over.
A recent exhibit brought to life the memories of a gay artist who grew up amid tragedy.
The Broadway legend and Lucille Ball protégé also spent decades raising awareness and funds for HIV/AIDS causes.
Cary Alan Johnson's acclaimed new memoir, Desire Lines, recounts his sexual awakening in New York City — just before the dawn of AIDS.
In honor of the legendary star's recent Emmy win, we're republishing this Plus interview in which she discusses her devotion to the fight against HIV.
The music icon once again pays homage to her beloved uncle Johnny, who passed of HIV-related complications.
Broadbent became the face of children living with HIV after appearing on Oprah in the '90s.
A look back on the life and career of the legendary star who we lost during the AIDS epidemic.
Watch Texas native Dustin Martinez discuss the steps he took to take charge of his HIV journey.
Richard Zaldivar and The Wall: Las Memorias have been serving the Latinx community and people living with HIV for nearly 40 years.
“I see this as a way to take care of my community — a community who, for a long time, have been either marginalized or forgotten.”
"Stigma has improved somewhat but there is still a lot [of it] in Thailand. For example, many people with HIV are denied employment".
