Timothy Ray Brown Community Cure Symposium | December 1, 2025 Join us for the 4th Annual Timothy Ray Brown Community Cure Symposium. This video captures the full four-part event dedicated to advancing the dialogue around HIV research, advocacy, and community well-being. The symposium kicks off with a crucial Panel of Experts discussing the latest breakthroughs and future directions in HIV Cure Research. Learn about the science, the challenges, and the hopeful progress being made toward a cure. The program culminates with a powerful Screening of Visual AIDS’ 2025 Day With(out) ART program, "Meet Us Where We’re At." This thought-provoking film explores the vital experiences of people who use drugs and their critical harm reduction practices as they intersect with the ongoing HIV crisis. Whether you are a researcher, advocate, or a community member, this symposium offers essential insights into cure efforts, public health, and social justice. Watch now to be part of the dialogue and action!

Positively Aging Project Symposium | September 20, 2025 A symposium on living and thriving with HIV, featuring high profile keynote speakers and other prominent figures from the HIV/AIDS community.

Legacy: Inspiring Stories of Thriving with AIDS

Second webinar in our series UPDATES ON THE HIV RESERVOIR recorded on June 18th with Drs. Janet Siliciano and Xu Yu, along with advocate Bridgette Picou.

Dr Golkoos Morcos - Pharma D - Medical Director Bios Clinical Research - gives us the CROI update.

A conversation with Loreen Willenberg and Dr. Stephen Migueles about exceptional elite control of HIV without the use of medications. Loreen may be the first person to be considered cured of the virus without a risky bone-marrow transplant or even medications. We have discovered only two people like this so far—and Loreen is one of them! HIV apparently was sequestered in her body in such a way that it could not reproduce, scientists have reported. The finding suggested that Loreen (and the other woman, known as the Esperanza Patient) may have achieved viral control without any therapy. Except for one test years ago that indicated a small amount of virus, researchers were never able to identify HIV in Loreen’s tissues.