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Money with where the hive transmissions are happening. We will go over here now. We will not have generation that is free of this . Can you talk about your work on the criminalization . Sure. I promised him a question. Let me get that in. We do a lot of work with this so i am glad it is being brought up. I want to know what you feel is the biggest blind spot in the activism sector . What do you think is the major blindspot . Let me get to that. The senior cdc researcher producedidate thought sho...

A look back at three decades of HIV coverage

The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF) announced today its “Stuck in the 80s Night” to be held at Center Stage in Atlanta on National HIV Is Not A Crime Awareness Day – a national observance the organization commemorates on February 28.

Some things are best left in the 80s — like outdated HIV laws. #HIVisnotacrime Some things are best left in the 80s — like outdated HIV laws.

Robert Suttle had to register as a sex offender in Louisiana after exposing someone to HIV. He's moved to New York but still must register.

The Sero Project has been mobilizing advocates across the country to fight HIV criminalization laws for 10 years—and it’s not done yet.

In some states, consensual sex for people with HIV can end in a prison sentence or being registered as a sex offender.

Thirty-three states maintain laws tied to exposure or transmission, many developed long before the illness was understood

Several scenarios are now converging to create the suspicion this was the case - including conditional approval for ...

Some people living with HIV and some state health officials are raising concerns about part of the federal effort to end the HIV epidemic: a new technology that analyzes blood samples to find outbreaks.