Gateway to Justice
It’s a state with a relatively low prevalence of HIV, but a high number of convictions for HIV non-disclosure and some of the nation’s...
Californians for HIV Criminalization Reform
Golden State Reform
California May Be the Next State to Change Its HIV Criminalization Laws
by Chip Alfred
It’s the largest state in the nation, with an...
Punishing Disease: An Interview with Trevor Hoppe
Punishing Disease
In his new book, Trevor Hoppe examines the intersection of the criminal justice system & HIV and other infectious diseases
by Chip Alfred
As a...
Treatment as Prevention & HIV Criminalization Reform: A New Consensus Statement
U's Turn
A new consensus statement regarding the role of Treatment as Prevention in HIV criminalization reform gains support
by Chip Alfred
On July 13, 2017, ten...
Cut the Stigma: Fighting Against HIV Discrimination
Cut the Stigma
Black AIDS Institute & Lambda Legal launch a campaign to combat discrimination
by Hank Trout
In October 2017, Nikko Briteramos walked into the King...
FOSTA/SESTA May Put Sex Workers At Risk
Collateral Damage
New legislation may put sex workers at risk
by Larry Buhl
As a variety of laws at the local, state and federal level are being...
Consensus Statement on HIV Criminalization
Stopping Injustice
Leading HIV scientists issue expert consensus statement on HIV criminalization
by Hank Trout
At the July 2018 IAS2018 conference in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, twenty of...
Injunction Upheld Preventing the Trump Administration’s Discharge of HIV-Positive Airmen
Fit for Service
Injunction Upheld Preventing the Trump Administration's Discharge of HIV-Positive Airmen
by Hank Trout
On January 10, 2020, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
Access to Hep C Treatment for Prisoners Restricted
The Silent Epidemic
An appeals court restricts prisoners' access to hep C treatment
by Jay Vithalani
The treatment of hepatitis C infection was revolutionized in 2013, with...
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Reaching Past Silence: Poetry by Joe Babcock
Reaching Past Silence
It was the summer we had to be smaller
than towns where boys with pretty smiles
get their teeth knocked out.
To be blood brothers...
