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Native Americans are addressing HIV within their community by reminding each other of their real names.

People fell in love with Gus Kenworthy after coming out gay prior to the Olympic games. He's turned that popularity into social activism, most recently partnering with Cannondale to raise a million dollars for AIDS/LifeCycle, riding his bike 545 for the HIV charity. PLUS: Our special long-term survivor's issue includes a look at what's really going on for people who have been living with HIV for decades. And our annual Resistance 101 tells you all you need to know about beating, treating, and avoiding HIV drug resistance.

Shame has no place here, so let it go in 2019. 

As multiple arrests prove, Mary Jane Maestas is not afraid to take on the Trump administration to fight for our rights.

Jasán Ward leads the way for LGBTQ people of color, particularly those living with or at risk of HIV.

This amazing survivor has dedicated her life to helping the Houston area’s forgotten ones.

This award-winning needlepoint artist has been to D.C. more times than she can remember — often in a wheelchair
or walker.