HIV/AIDS
Starting in 2005, Northwestern professor Celeste Watkins-Hayes spent a decade documenting the lives of over 100 women living with HIV/AIDS in Chicago and beyond. She finds something unexpected—not despair, but a story of the profound power of personal and political transformation, all of which she chronicles in her important new book REMAKING A LIFE: HOW WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS CONFRONT INEQUALITY.
The 16 remaining members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have been fired…
Thirty-four years after its initial discovery in 1983, HIV/AIDS continues to be one of the…
Today, millions will observe National Gay Men’s HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in an effort to reduce…
Republicans have now tried and failed three times to pass health care bills that would…
Often times we are reminded about unsettling facts about how HIV and AIDS looks within…
HIV/AIDS is killing Black women, and there’s no softer way to put it. The disease…
Have you ever heard the saying, ‘When you point your finger at someone, there are…
