Despite living in a state of emergency, our community continues to stay resilient. We are still coming together, celebrating ourselves and advocating for our rights. It is more important than ever that we join together to send a clear message: We are not going anywhere.
Read the Summer 2023 issue
For many living with HIV, this year’s World AIDS Day theme is one that resonates in the work of community-led organizations by and for people living with or affected by…
Post submitted by Lucas Acosta (he/him), former Deputy Director of Communications, PoliticsHRC called on Donald Trump Jr., son of President Trump, to apologize for his vile weekend tweet stigmatizing people…
For Tori Cooper, what underlies her work every day are relationships and empowerment.
As a health advocate and expert, Chastity Nicole Petty Carter sees different, difficult barriers to accessing health care.
Houston community health advocate Donte Oxun has worked in HIV and public health spaces since 2009, shortly after they were diagnosed with HIV -- something that propelled them into speaking…
For Kiara St. James, “the first act of resilience is to take a breath and acknowledge that we have a right to exist.”
The legislation would eliminate criminal prohibitions and penalties for consensual sex work and establish a task force to recommend further improvements to public safety, health and human rights.
National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day is a day to raise awareness about how HIV and AIDS impact the Latinx community.
National Gay Men’s HIV & AIDS Awareness Day provides a vital opportunity to shine a spotlight on the disproportionate impact of HIV and AIDS on gay and bisexual men in…
HRC marks National HIV & AIDS Aging Awareness Day, which provides a vital opportunity to shine a spotlight on the impact of HIV and AIDS on older adults in the…
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