#Advocacy

Watch these #HIVIsNotACrime discussions—in English and Spanish—to learn about HIV criminalization and efforts to reform outdated laws.

For Steve Buechler, terms like “journey” and “battle” fail to describe his experiences with leukemia. Other people with cancer agree.

She also thanked the queer community for inventing the dance genre. Plus, here’s the story of Beyoncé’s beloved uncle Johnny.

The video series by American Gene Technologies features interviews with HIV advocates, peer leaders, scientists, TikTokers and more.

The program will help Black faith and medical leaders to close the health equity gap.

Broadway legend André De Shields and other HIV advocates appear in the commercial to support modernizing HIV crime laws.

The documentary “Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over” debuts January 1 on CNN and covers the Grammy winner’s Black and HIV advocacy.

GLAAD’s #FactsAndVax campaign on Instagram Reels enlists Black influencers to educate about mpox. [VIDEOS]

The U.S. Business Action to End HIV coalition boosts public-private partnerships and spells out six ways companies can fight the epidemic.

Watch HIV experts explain this year’s World AIDS Day theme, “Putting Ourselves to the Test: Achieving Equity to End HIV.”

Jeremiah Johnson will be the acting executive director, and Peter Staley will be the new board chair at PrEP4All.

HIV-positive heart transplant recipient (and cancer survivor) Miriam Nieves meets the family of the HIV-positive donor, Brittany Newton.

“Growing up a Black, gay, HIV-positive man, I never thought I would be able to serve my community in this capacity,” says Venton Jones.

Signed at a Fast-Track Cities conference, the Sevilla Declaration urges “the centrality of affected communities in urban HIV responses.”

The unique cells taken from Henrietta Lacks allowed for breakthroughs in vaccines and drugs. She died of cervical cancer in 1951.

Over half of women with HIV have experienced intimate partner violence. Take action by watching “Living & Loving Well with HIV.”