The Greater than AIDS movement responds to the AIDS crisis in the United States, specifically within the severe and disproportionate epidemic among Black Americans. Greater than AIDS, and its partners, hope to elevate public knowledge and understanding of HIV and AIDS through a national media campaign and community outreach, and ...

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World AIDS Day. 

Each December 1st we celebrate the lives of friends and family impacted by HIV/AIDS. 

The prognosis today for someone diagnosed as HIV+ is much better than it was 30 years ago but we still have much ground to gain in the battle against this virus.

Each ...

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I was reading one of my favorite queer health blogs, www.lifelube.org, and saw a link to a recent article in the Seattle Times and my heart skipped a beat.  The link was to an article about a young man named Jordan (pictured here) who lives in Seattle.  Jordan ...

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Governor Paterson enacted two bills on Friday July 30, in order to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS through new testing procedures and reform for syringe exchange practices. Together they have the ability to greatly decrease transmission rates.

S.8227/A.11487 will greatly increase testing rates by decreasing the ...

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We’re sitting on the sofa and talking and laughing in my brother’s apartment – my mother, several of my brother’s friends, and me. There’s my brother’s favorite music playing in the background. It seems like an everyday, ordinary scene that could be taking place anywhere around ...

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The documentary "Sex Positive" has been receiving some attention of late in both the queer and the mainstream media as it continued a summer of screenings around the country.  Many in the Rochester area may recall that the film screened during the line-up of ImageOut: The Rochester Lesbian and Gay ...

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