World AIDS Day

GLAAD marked World AIDS Day on Friday, December 1st, by launching a new World AIDS Day and HIV Global Resource Hub. This hub provides resources and guidelines to journalists, creators, and the general public, for cultivating fair and accurate reporting and sharing experiences related to HIV treatment and care, and living with undetectable HIV. These resources are critical to stopping the spread of misinformation and ending the stigma around HIV.

GLAAD expands it work to reduce hate-fueled violence

Recently, GLAAD joined 51 national organizations representing diverse communities, political perspectives, and sectors all uniting to launch a new collaborative partnership to mitigate hate-fueled violence across the United States. GLAAD is a founding partner of the National Leadership Council for Bedrock — a new organization to counter Hate-Fueled Violence (HFV). Bedrock’s launch comes as our nation is facing a crisis in hate-fueled violence that spans hate crimes, political violence, mass violence and terrorism, and violence targeting vulnerable populations.

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Grassroot advocates share stories to end stigma around HIV

Justice Department alleges that Tennessee law discriminates against people living with HIV

Affordable Housing: The primary issue for LGBTQ elected officials at the Victory 2023 LGBTQ+ International Leaders Conference

Jennifer Hudson surprises HIV activists with $10,000 to eliminate barriers for Black Queer Texans

Kyle Price and Keith F. Miller Jr. discuss healing literacies that support BIPOC communities in healing, growing, and thriving through trauma

Hulu's newly-released film, Unexpected, highlights the stories of Black women living with HIV

Watchlist: Shows and films featuring groundbreaking HIV representation

Watchlist: Shows and films highlighting Indigenous and Two-Spirited characters and communities