Six AIDS Memorial Quilt panels arrive in Dayton for ‘Wall Power’ exhibit
The panels are a powerful addition to the Art Institute’s ‘Spectacular Quilts’ show
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HIV decriminalization supporters to hold first-ever Advocacy Day at Ohio Statehouse
Ohio still has six laws on the books that criminalize living with HIV. And the laws are actively enforced.
Audio This News is So Gay (8/26/26): Examining the Gap Between HIV Science & HIV Understanding
Featuring: Darian Aaron (GLAAD) and Jerrell Hardnett (GLAAD)
Meet the Ohio nun who has been working on the frontlines of HIV/AIDS work for decades
Not every nun lists their pronouns in their e-mail signature. But not every nun is quite like Sister Susan Zion
Ohio’s laws criminalize people living with HIV. This org is doing everything they can to change that.
From education to advocacy, Caracole in Cincinnati is wielding every tool at their disposal to help end the HIV epidemic.
‘Playing with fire’: Trump administration cuts HIV prevention funding to community-based organizations, including Equitas Health in Ohio
Advocates fear the cuts could set the stage for an increase in new HIV cases.
Advocates say Ohio bill would unjustly penalize people living with HIV
Andy’s Law is meant to make work safer for correctional officers, but it could have other severe consequences
Dayton drag performers The Rubi Girls receive Ohio Historical Marker despite Trump’s funding cuts
The legendary drag troupe received an official historical marker as state lawmakers debate a public drag ban
How an Ohio vending machine has become a harm-reduction lifeline
Caracole in Cincinnati introduced the machines in Ohio as an always-open, judgment-free doorway to connection, care and education.
Doctors can refuse to treat LGBTQ+ patients in several states…including Ohio
These religious exemption laws lead to drops in HIV testing.
