By Kimiko Martinez

There’s no question that AIDS has been devastating to the LGBT community. In the 1980s, an entire generation of gay and bisexual men were affected by the epidemic.

But thanks to anti-retroviral therapies, HIV—for many people—is now a manageable chronic illness and…

By Darrel Cummings, Chief of Staff

I remember with vivid and tragic detail my experience during the first decade of the AIDS epidemic. Many others share similar memories. We were forced to battle on many fronts at the same time we were burying our young friends and trying not to be…

By Christopher Jones

Mary Zeiser isn’t your typical 24-year-old. While most people her age are busy dating, hanging out with family and friends, or building a career, the spunky L.A. native is focused on just one thing: making a difference in the quality of life for LGBT people for years…

By Nigel Campbell

After 28 episodes and five seasons, In The Moment, the landmark web series that helped change the dialogue around HIV and spark discussions about safer sex, is taking its final bow.

The series, created by Dave O’Brien and sponsored by the L.A. Gay & Lesbian…