Why advocacy matters for the trans, black, and HIV-positive community

“HIV advocacy in the black and trans community is very important.” - Mallery, HIV patient

Infections took a disproportionate toll on Black, Hispanic, and American Indian/Alaska Native people. Here’s why.

Though under review, the drug is available in most states. It has been on the market for more than two decades.

Black patients have an increased risk of getting multiple myeloma and dying from it. Here’s why and what can be done.

They can start while you're serving or after you've become a civilian.

They listen, ask the right questions, and help keep you accountable. But that's not all.