AIDS/LifeCycle is ending after more than 30 years
The event has raised over $300 million for HIV services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
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The event has raised over $300 million for HIV services at the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and the Los Angeles LGBT Center.
Dr. Ada Stewart has devoted her life to helping her community, and is especially focused on educating Black women about HIV.
A look back on the life and career of the legendary star who we lost during the AIDS epidemic.
The hookup resource offers a new service to promote sexual health.
The test will aid the World Health Organization’s goal of eliminating several diseases by 2030.
The Centers for Disease Control thinks it can cut down on transmissions by teaming with the infamous hook-up app.
“I feel like everyone is affected by HIV. Either you have a relative, you have a friend, you have a peer…it’s just humanity” says HIV Hero Annah Sango.
After securing a monumental victory, this trailblazing LGBTQ+ and HIV advocate is not resting on his laurels.
The final episode of HIV Heroes shines a light on the current state of HIV and AIDS in Zimbabwe and Belize.
His mother's love and support helped spark an inspiring career in HIV advocacy.
Jade Elektra creates sassy and joyful music to help spread positive messages to people living with HIV.
Deondre Moore and Jade Elektra are fighting against HIV stigma with love and music.
The fearless 52-year-old activist is continuing to spread the message of U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) and eradicate HIV stigma in Indonesia and around the globe.
Covin battles against deeply-held prejudices about HIV, especially when it comes to women.
Episode 2 of HIV Heroes features Ciara "Ci Ci" Covin, Aan Rianto, and Dr. Catherine Kibirige.
Dr. Kibirige takes a quick moment to smile for the camera while doing her very important work improving HIV assay tests.
“I see this as a way to take care of my community — a community who, for a long time, have been either marginalized or forgotten.”
Dukashe knows the work to battle HIV ignorance is still ongoing in South Africa, but she’s committed to the fight.
"Stigma has improved somewhat but there is still a lot [of it] in Thailand. For example, many people with HIV are denied employment".
Episode 1 of HIV Heroes takes us from Northern California to South Africa to Thailand.