The Movement #004

5 years living with HIV — 5 years I haven't been able to pass it on

Once a year. That's how often I go to the clinic for my HIV checkup now. Once a year. That's how much confidence the doctors have in the medication. That's how reliable these 3 little pills are. My diagnosis On 8th January 2020, my

HIV at a crossroads - 5 things you can do

To say there's been devastating news in public health these last few weeks would be an understatement. 40 years of research. 40 years of HIV care. 40 years of progress. Now, all under threat. In the United States, at least 145 grants supporting advancements in HIV care and

Rebuilding Global Aid When Funding Disappears

The funding cuts to USAID have had a catastrophic effect on a global scale. Millions of lives hang in the balance as the ripple effect threatens to unravel decades of hard work. For many small but vital community-based organizations led by experts who have dedicated their lives to this mission,

Building Legacy: How Our Actions Shape the Future of HIV Advocacy

When we talk about legacy, we often think of what we leave behind. But legacy isn’t just about the past—it’s about what we create right now. Every action we take, every conversation we start, and every barrier we break down contributes to the future of HIV advocacy.