Wilson Cruz helped redefine LGBTQ representation through My So-Called Life and continues to fight HIV stigma through advocacy and storytelling.

Mondo Guerra’s 2010 Project Runway reveal ended a decade of silence, courageously transforming HIV advocacy through the powerful lens of fashion.

Ilka Tanya Payán — Latina actress, attorney & HIV activist who broke stigma in the Latino community. Discover her powerful legacy and courageous story

Lady Catiria – Puerto Rican trans icon, Miss Continental 1995, and HIV advocate who changed history with one fearless farewell. Her story lives on.

Héctor Lavoe died of AIDS in 1993. Discover the salsa legend's rise to fame, HIV diagnosis, personal tragedies, and lasting legacy.

Reinaldo Arenas – Cuban writer, AIDS, and defiance. His life, exile, diagnosis, and powerful last words that still echo decades later.

12 Latino celebrities and characters who broke the silence on HIV/AIDS — and changed how our community talks about it forever.

George Michael's HIV testing anxiety and secret philanthropy — the untold story and what it still teaches us about courage and prevention.

Arthur Ashe got HIV from a 1983 blood transfusion. Learn how the tennis legend was forced to go public in 1992 and became a global AIDS activist.

Rock Hudson: The Hollywood icon whose 1985 HIV announcement shocked the world and forever changed global public awareness of the epidemic.

Keith Haring was diagnosed with HIV at 30. Instead of hiding, he made it his mission — and changed how the world saw AIDS.

Explore Freddie Mercury’s HIV/AIDS journey, his final public statement, and how his legacy transformed global awareness and HIV advocacy.

Goodbye HIV is a new initiative supporting the global Ending HIV 2030 project through awareness, treatment, and prevention.