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In honor of HIV Is Not a Crime Awareness Day, the social justice activist reflects on how being arrested for "HIV exposure" led him to becoming a beacon for change.
I AM THE FIRST: This New Orleans Law Student and HIV Activist finds compassion for himself through his HIV journey.
The first in his family to come out LGBTQ, Ariel Sabillon is turning his pain into purpose by helping to eradicate HIV stigma at a local level.
I AM THE FIRST: From drug user to doctor, this HIV activist is welcome in the halls of power now.
This college prof living with HIV is 100 percent real, even at the White House.
I AM THE FIRST: This actor turn entrepreneur went viral by sharing his truth.
Jack Thompson is the trifecta, too: queer, trans, and biracial.
Breaking away from his conservative upbringing helped Hernando Umana find himself — and become a star on stage.
A simple move from one class of inhibitor to another could decrease your risk of developing life-threatening diseases.
Why change the HIV drugs you’re taking? Turns out, it could have long-term benefits.
Ashton P. Woods may lead Houston into the next decade as the first HIV-positive person of color elected to city council.
Studies are showing that this drug could hit two birds with one stone.
These medications, FDA-approved in the past year, offer new ways to manage HIV.
Drug classes combat HIV in different ways, but many poz people don't know why or how.
This Atlanta-based activist is helping hundreds of same-gender loving men learn to thrive in their lives.
Dimitri Moise is joining the fight against HIV in the black community, proving that being poz doesn’t have to derail your dreams.
This youth ambassador is growing up, and racking up firsts as an HIV activist.
This will be the largest amount raised by an individual rider in the history of the event.
How she kept love going, even after learning the hard way (while she was pregnant) that her boyfriend was HIV-positive.
Kahlib Barton went from homelessness to addressing Congress, and he’s not done supporting HIV-positive youth.
