YAMP

09/13/2017

Yet antiretroviral therapy can turn the deadly disease into a manageable chronic condition.

08/22/2017

Three recent exhibitions show that though HIV is no longer a death sentence, the art world is still grappling with its psychological toll.

09/09/2016

An exhibition opening Sept. 15 at the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library showcases the artwork of Sue Coe, an artist, illustrator, and visual journalist, whose prints and drawings often provide potent so

05/01/2016

Pigment print on Hahnemühle photo rag satin paper; David Wojnarowicz (Silence=Death); New York, 1989/2014; Artist: Andreas Sterzing

03/02/2016

Special Report: Eight men who had the remarkable luck to survive the AIDS epidemic, and the brutal misfortune to live on.

02/25/2016

CDC releases the first-ever comprehensive national estimates of the lifetime risk of an HIV diagnosis for several key populations at risk and in every state.

Tragic.

02/12/2016

Friends of YAMP in Los Angeles!

Visual AIDS is hosting a discussion for the West Coast Book Launch of Hugh Steers: The Complete Paintings, with Hyun Mi Oh and Nicola Goode, close friends of Hugh Steers, and moderated by Visual AIDS Programs Manager Alex Fialho, highlighting the range of Steers' work as well personal anecdotes from his rich life.

https://www.visualaids.org/events/detail/hugh-steers-the-complete-paintings-west-coast-book-launch

For the West Coast Book Launch of Hugh Steers: The Complete Paintings, Visual AIDS hosts a discussion with Hyun Mi Oh and Nicola Goode, close friends of Hugh Steers, moderated by Visual AIDS Programs Manager Alex Fialho, highlighting the range...

01/08/2016

http://www.buzzfeed.com/johnstanton/after-decades-congress-effectively-lifts-ban-on-federally-fu #.fsZAakJk8J

Spearheaded by two Kentucky Republicans, Congress "partially" — but effectively — lifted the ban on federal funding for needle exchanges, which are used to combat the spread of HIV and tu...

12/11/2015

http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2015/12/11/bill_bytsura_s_the_aids_activist_project_is_a_series_of_portraits_and_stories.html

Bill Bytsura went to his first ACT UP meeting in 1989 after his partner Randy died from AIDS related complications. At first, he was overwhelmed by the int

12/11/2015

"AIDS attacks one race and one race only. The human race."

12/09/2015

David Brudnoy '62 was one of Boston's most prominent talk radio hosts, and over his career, had arti­cles and movie reviews pub­lished in The New York Times, The New Repub­lic and The Sat­ur­day Evening Post. He died today in 2004. Read more about his life at http://yamp.org/Profiles/DavidBrudnoy