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Because of effective HIV treatment, people with HIV are living longer than ever. This means that people with HIV are now living in residential care, like nursing or care homes.

Sharing your HIV status is a very personal decision. There are lots of reasons why you may, or may not, decide to share that you're living with HIV.

At IAS 2023, Immaculate Owomugisha from the International Community of Women Living with HIV and Dr Carrie Lyons from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health spoke to NAM aidsmap's Krishen Samuel about coercive reproductive healthcare practices reported by women with HIV. 

At IAS 2023, aidsmap's Krishen Samuel spoke to the US Ambassador to Uganda, Natalie Brown, and Dr Vamsi Vasireddy, who leads PEPFAR programmes in Uganda, about services for key populations in Uganda following the Anti-Homosexuality Act.

Dazon Dixon Diallo talks to Susan Cole about gender-based violence in our video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health.

Dr Robin Lennon-Dearing from the University of Memphis talks to Mariah Wilberg about HIV criminalisation in Tennessee.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole gives the keynote address of the closing session of the IAS 2021 conference: 'How do we continue to unite policy, science and activism in an increasingly fragmented world?'

In this short film produced by NAM aidsmap, Susan Cole talks to Siobhán Lanigan and Clifford McManus from The Food Chain and quilt panel maker Dr Gill Brigg about the 2021 UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Display, the largest display in the UK since 1994.