Diane and Jacob Anderson-Minshall

This long-term survivor's difficult journey serves as inspiration for others facing similar barriers to care.

In the first few weeks after finding out you are HIV-positive, you’ll have a lot of basic questions and you’ll need some straightforward answers to help stay healthy, protect yourself and others, and move forward with what should be a long, happy life.

Traveling art exhibit shares the words and faces of people living with HIV long past their 50th birthday. Showing in Chicago this weekend.

Working as a receptionist at one of the world’s largest HIV organizations has let this activist walk her talk.

This amazing organizer and activist might be making her biggest dent with old fashioned tea parties — with a modern twist.

Poz since the 1980s, Lisa Tiger has used education and storytelling to show what it's like to be a Native American living with HIV today — and to push others to include Native traditions in the testing to treatment care continuum.

This Latina activist has given lesbians with HIV a voice and given a face to women affected by the epidemic, a rarity in the media and beyond.