The Trump Administration Will No Longer Mark World AIDS Day
South of the border, the State Department has announced it will not be recognizing World AIDS Day, marking the end of years of publicly recognizing the occasion
World AIDS Day 2024: History Of The Day And This Year’s Theme
World AIDS Day is an opportunity for people to come together worldwide in order to fight against HIV and AIDS
Acting Up By Going Grassroots
World AIDS Day offers a chance for communities around the world to join forces in an effort to end the HIV epidemic
World AIDS Day 2023: History Of The Day And This Year’s Theme
World AIDS Day is an opportunity for people to come together worldwide in order to fight against HIV and AIDS
Be Inspired By Stories Of Hope And Strength At Casey House’s World AIDS Day Evening Of Storytelling
Voices for World AIDS Day 2023: Enjoy an evening of storytelling
FLASHBACK: World Health Organization Organizes The First World AIDS Day (December 1, 1988)
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Using Photography To Change The World’s Perception Of People Living With HIV
“HIV in View” is a royalty-free photo gallery featuring images of real people living with HIV that was launched by ViiV Healthcare and Shutterstock Studios
World AIDS Day 2021: History Of The Day And This Year’s Theme
World AIDS Day is an opportunity for people to come together worldwide in order to fight against HIV and AIDS
World AIDS Day 2020: History Of The Day And This Year's Theme
World AIDS Day is an opportunity for people to come together worldwide (this year virtually) in order to fight against HIV and AIDS… Each year, December 1 is observed as...
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September/October 2025
Inside this issue: An intimate conversation with Sarah McLachlan on the legacy of Lilith, allyship, and what comes next; In celebration of disco’s 55th year we sat down with seven legendary divas who survived, shone, and soundtracked our liberation; Finnish goalkeeper Sofia Manner finds safe haven in Canada; Inside the groundbreaking work of the Community-Based Research Centre; The legacy of Noah’s Arc; Pinning over hot (and, sadly, dead) Victorian men; Ziyad Saadi’s debut novel is definitely not an instruction manual for coming out; A look at queer-owned Little Ghosts Book, Canada’s first horror bookstore; and more.
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