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Top Stories
Is HIV Education in Our Public Schools Up to Speed?
Sex education is where many young adults separate fact from fiction. When it comes to HIV, many believe the disease is no big deal, even though the stigma endures.
Soldier Up: HIV Positive and in the Military
For those Americans who want to serve their country in the military, having HIV is a dealbreaker, as military policy says soldiers must be able to withstand adverse situations and potential combat scenarios. But what about active service members?
The Global Implications of Putting Population Control Over HIV Prevention
In developing countries across the world, Depo Provera is administered as a birth control method that women can control. But it may lower immune function, leaving them susceptible to HIV infection.
Working Together To End the Stigma of HIV
Although many people can now live long, healthy lives with HIV, the stigma remains, keeping people from getting tested and fomenting violence and discrimination. Groups like The Stigma Project work to neutralize this stigma.
Future is Bright, But Progress is Slow for HIV Vaccine
An HIV vaccine to inoculate high-risk populations against the virus is three decades in the making, and progress continues to be slow. An upcoming trial of a Novartis product is planned for 2015, but even if successful, won’t be widely available til 2021.
Looking Back at the Last Year in HIV Science, Activism and Policy
EDGE takes a look back at the year in HIV, from the FDA approval of Stribild and Truvada, to the promise of a cure with the Berlin patient, to the president’s repeal of the HIV travel ban and the 19th Annual International AIDS Conference.
The Global Struggle for HIV Treatment
While HIV/AIDS may be a manageable disease for first-world countries, in Africa, the global epidemic rages, with little resources to treat the infected. And alarming numbers of new infections continue in the Caribbean, Southeast Asia and Central America.
HIV and Online Dating: Am I More Than My Status?
Online dating has changed the way we meet people. Websites exist that cater to people living with HIV, but that hasn’t removed the stigma of living with the disease for man who seek partners.
The Changing Face of HIV
Thirty years after HIV/AIDS ravaged the gay community, the demographics have drastically changed. Although MSM are still largely affected, the face of HIV is largely Black, Latino and poor Southern.
APLA Looks Toward a Cure in "HIV Matters" Town Hall Forum
The AIDS Project Los Angeles quarterly Town Hall focused on HIV cure research in their "HIV Matters" Town Hall. Featured writers included Berlin patient Timothy Ray Brown and keynote speaker Dr. David DiGiusto.
Executive Producer
David Foucher
Producer/Director
Bob Sanders
Editor
Jaye Foucher
Directors of Photography
Moniere Noor, Bob Sanders
Thank you to
New York: Steve Weinstein,
Lou Marino,
HIV Law Project,
Tracy Welsh,
Jack Mackenroth,
GMHC,
Krishna Stone
Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego: The Actor's Fund LA, Long Beach AIDS Foundation, Garry Bowie, Peter Guerrero, Christie's Place, Liz Brosnan, Jay Conner, Mary Gwynn, Mark Rossen, William Benson, Will Proctor, Robert Conti, Steve Hicke, Lori Johns, Danny Lemos, Project Red Paint, Tommy Crowe, Roger Sanchez, Mark Hersh, Rob McKee, Cultural Alliance Long Beach, Karen Reside
Philadelphia: The Mazzoni Center, Nurit Shein, Perry Monastero, AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania, Ronda Goldfein, Action AIDS Philadelphia, Kevin Burns, Liza Linder, Katie Lundy, Ted Savage, Larry Reigel
Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego: The Actor's Fund LA, Long Beach AIDS Foundation, Garry Bowie, Peter Guerrero, Christie's Place, Liz Brosnan, Jay Conner, Mary Gwynn, Mark Rossen, William Benson, Will Proctor, Robert Conti, Steve Hicke, Lori Johns, Danny Lemos, Project Red Paint, Tommy Crowe, Roger Sanchez, Mark Hersh, Rob McKee, Cultural Alliance Long Beach, Karen Reside
Philadelphia: The Mazzoni Center, Nurit Shein, Perry Monastero, AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania, Ronda Goldfein, Action AIDS Philadelphia, Kevin Burns, Liza Linder, Katie Lundy, Ted Savage, Larry Reigel
1. AID Atlanta
at AID Atlanta, 1605 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta GA
2. Positive Impact Atlanta
at Positive Impact, 60 Eleventh Street , Atlanta GA
- The mission of AID Atlanta is to reduce new HIV infections and improve the quality of life of its members and the community by breaking barriers and building community.
- Our Vision - Empowering children and adults to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS to the next Generation
- Jerusalem House provides over 62% of Atlanta, Georgia’s permanent supportive housing designated for homeless and low-income individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS. Here’s a fact that may surprise you: on any given day, almost 40% of our
- A permanent and safe home is critical to the physical and mental well-being of a person or family living with HIV/AIDS. Recognizing housing as a fundamental right and key component of living with dignity, Living Room works to enable individuals and their
- Positive Impact’s mission is to facilitate culturally competent mental health and prevention services for people affected by HIV.
