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HIV Stops With Me

HIV Stops With Me champions the unique voices and experts, who dedicate their time and talents to ending the HIV epidemic within their communities. Our editors will talk with influencers and grassroots advocates from across the country, exploring their different perspectives and important stories as people who are leading this movement. .hubTopWrapper { height: 51px; width: 100%; border-bottom: 1px solid #980000; margin-bottom: 10px; display: none; }

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HIV Stops With Me

Empowering Queer Youth Through Sex Education

Sweet Home Alabama (and Georgia and Mississippi, Too)

Author and activist Khafre Abif helps young bi and gay black men address HIV in the Deep South -- and in their own lives.

Gregorio Millett: This Scientist Knows of Which He Speaks.

Millett is perhaps our country's foremost expert on HIV among gay and bi men of color

Ken Williams: A Social Media Superstar Who is Changing the Face of the Epidemic.

Ken's HIV activism sort of fell into his lap, much like his diagnosis did

Somos Todos Familia (We Are All Family)

His immigrant parents insisted he learn Spanish. Now PrEP navigator and activist Dan Soto is putting that knowledge to good use.

Hero Of the Plague Years Remembered

Advocating for People Living With HIV through Film and TV

Born HIV positive, Joseph Kibler has used his diagnosis to inform his career as an actor and producer, making him a role model for the HIV+ community.

Acting on Borrowed Time

Living with the specter of death gave Joseph Kibler, a disabled, HIV-positive actor, the drive to make a difference with his life.

Getting People on PrEP, One Dating App at a Time

Raul Quintero spends his days as a PrEP navigator. In his off time he is “The PrEPducator” providing advice and an ear to underserved queer communities across Los Angeles.

Why National HIV Testing Day Matters

HIV Vaccine To Begin Human Trials in 2019

Can Being Sex-Positive Help Keep You HIV-Negative?

Raul Quintero believes embracing sex and pleasure is the way to end the HIV epidemic.

GMHC Launches Hub for Long-Term Survivors

Health Education Specialist Chandi Moore is the Leading Way for Change

Her message is simple: take care of yourself.

It's Time to Talk to Queer Youth About PrEP

Now that the FDA has approved the HIV prevention pill for gay and bi teens, we must initiate those uncomfortable conversations.

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HIV Stops With Me

Author and activist Khafre Abif helps young bi and gay black men address HIV in the Deep South -- and in their own lives.

Millett is perhaps our country's foremost expert on HIV among gay and bi men of color

Ken's HIV activism sort of fell into his lap, much like his diagnosis did

His immigrant parents insisted he learn Spanish. Now PrEP navigator and activist Dan Soto is putting that knowledge to good use.

Born HIV positive, Joseph Kibler has used his diagnosis to inform his career as an actor and producer, making him a role model for the HIV+ community.

Living with the specter of death gave Joseph Kibler, a disabled, HIV-positive actor, the drive to make a difference with his life.

Raul Quintero spends his days as a PrEP navigator. In his off time he is “The PrEPducator” providing advice and an ear to underserved queer communities across Los Angeles.

Raul Quintero believes embracing sex and pleasure is the way to end the HIV epidemic.

Her message is simple: take care of yourself.

Now that the FDA has approved the HIV prevention pill for gay and bi teens, we must initiate those uncomfortable conversations.