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PrEP Injectable Could Stop HIV—But Access Barriers Persist
In a potentially major development for ending the HIV epidemic, the FDA has just approved the first long-lasting, injectable form of HIV prevention medication. Apretude,
Staying Alive Through Photography
Since 1995, Christopher Austopchuk, Sony Music’s longtime creative director, has been giving to GMHC in a fittingly creative way. Every year he sends a holiday
New HIV/AIDS Strategy Prioritizes At-Risk Populations Served by GMHC
In a welcome advance toward ending the HIV epidemic, the Biden administration’s newly inclusive National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS), announced December 1 on World AIDS Day, prioritizes many
The Keys to Stable Housing
During the holidays, home is a cherished idea as families gather with friends to celebrate. But having a home of one’s own is elusive for
Chosen Families: Luna Luis Ortiz on Youth and Project Vogue
Like the House and Ball community it serves, GMHC’s Project Vogue is about dance, self-expression, community, and being fabulous. It’s also about linking young Black
Behind the Scenes With Ted Snowdon
Broadway producer Ted Snowdon has known since he was a small child that he wanted to work in theater. “I remember when the first West
The Pandemic’s a Drag, But a Drag Queen Can Help
From his roots in musical theater, Courter Simmons has become one of New York’s loudest and proudest live-singing drag queens. When the pandemic forced AIDS
Dr. Larry Mass: No Victory Is Too Small
For #WorldAIDSDay, #GMHC co-founder Dr. Larry Mass shared hopeful thoughts in the face of the ongoing obstacles for ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic—now in its 40th
GMHC Celebrates Thanksgiving
This year, GMHC is again celebrating Thanksgiving from afar due to COVID-19, and the Meals and Nutrition staff are preparing bountiful Thanksgiving meal bags to
Remembering Stephen Karpiak
Dr. Stephen Karpiak, an irreplaceable pioneer in the HIV and aging field, died on Oct. 16. He was 74. Karpiak was GMHC’s senior director for
AIDS Institute Legal Services Grant Helps Families Affected by HIV
GMHC is significantly expanding its capacity to provide civil legal services to families affected by HIV, thanks to a major new legal services grant from
A GMHC Helper: Beth Henderson on Loss, Resilience and Gratitude
We at GMHC are thankful for our many supporters, volunteers and other helpers, and so for Thanksgiving we’re featuring one of them: Beth Henderson, who
