New Research Explores HIV Racial Disparities Among Black MSM

Lack of care seen as a factor in higher rates of HIV diagnosis among Black gay and bisexual men

We've all seen the statistics showing that Black MSM are more likely to become HIV positive than White MSM. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2015 the rate of HIV diagnoses for Black men was nearly eight times the rate among White men.

New Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program National Curriculum: HIV/HCV Co-infection

Access HIV/HCV co-infection curriculum online.

A new, free, online curriculum offers healthcare providers and health profession educators training on HIV/Hepatitis C (HCV) co-infection, including prevention, screening, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations.

New Study Exposes Barriers That Block Girls of Color From Opportunity

Trauma impacts the trajectories of girls of color

The National Women's Law Center's latest report explores how trauma impacts the trajectories of Asian American and Pacific Islander, Black, Latinx and Native American girls.

A new study from the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) explores the barriers that stand between girls of color and their education.

NIH Statement on HIV Vaccine Awareness Day

HIV virus

Much progress has been made in HIV/AIDS research since the disease was first recognized in 1981. Today, lifesaving antiretroviral therapies allow those living with HIV to enjoy longer, healthier lives—an outcome that once seemed unattainable.

Novant Health: Bringing Resources Back to the Community

Novant Health Headquarters, Huntersville, N.C.

The Black AIDS Institute's Heroes in the Struggle Gala and Award Celebration honors, in a star-studded event and photographic tribute, individuals and organizations that, over the past year, have made a heroic contribution to the fight against HIV/AIDS. Below, one in a series profiling the 2017 honorees.