This past Sunday, July 22, was the Latino Caribbean Diaspora Collective’s (LCDC) Latino/Hispanic HIV Community Research Forum: Creando Una Red Para Un Futuro Sin VIH/SIDA, a satellite meeting leading up […]

The two-day International Indigenous Pre-Conference on HIV/AIDS kicked off on Friday, July 20, with the mission of galvanizing energy and engagement leading into this year’s International AIDS Conference. Hosting representatives […]

Blue Ribbon Panel The momentum to bring an end to HIV is coalescing, we’re asking everyone to commit in writing to ending the epidemic.  Will you sign the Declaration to END AIDS in […]

          Happy Pride! In June of 1969, patrons/drag queens at the Stonewall Inn in New York City stood up and fought back against police harassment that had become […]

The month of June holds special significance in the history of America’s HIV/AIDS epidemic. In June of 1981, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the first known cases […]

          This story has nothing to do with work. I wrote it in tribute to my father who passed away last week. Like many gay men, […]

          Last year Secretary Hillary Clinton called for the U.S. to demonstrate leadership and bring about “an AIDS free generation.” On World AIDS Day 2011, President Obama announced a deepened […]

New HIV Treatment Guidelines & Other Updates I am not usually an overly cautious man — just look at the way I dress! However, the revised HIV Treatment Guidelines from […]

Why aren’t we angry? This year we elect a President.  However, the election is about more than just the individuals running for office, it’s also about the values, direction and […]

On November 6th, America will go to the polls. What are the dos and don’ts governing non profits organizations who want to get involved in election related work? According to […]