News UK
UK AIDS Memorial Quilt to be displayed in Scotland for the first time
The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt will be on display at Tramway in Glasgow from 12 September to 4 October 2026
HIV and AIDS
Life Wellbeing
‘After 40 years of HIV testing, we are on the verge of something extraordinary’
To mark National HIV Testing Week 2026 (9 to 15 February) Marc Tweed, Head of Terrence Higgins Trust South, writes for Attitude about the vastly changed landscape for testing
News World
Nancy Pelosi, HIV/AIDS advocate and first female speaker of the US House, retires
Her first speech on the House floor famously addressed the AIDS crisis, signalling her lifelong commitment to LGBTQ+ rights
Life Wellbeing
‘We can now live well with HIV, but we also should be able to die well with it – we need to talk about end-of-life care’
"For those of us who confronted our mortality in the 1980s and 90s, we must now do so again. This time, not because of HIV, but due to age," writes Richard Jeneway ahead of a new project with Marie Curie and Terrence Higgins Trust
Life Wellbeing
‘Less talk, more action – we won’t end the HIV epidemic without addressing stigma’
"HIV stigma is the intersection of homophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, and xenophobia," writes Kalvin Pugh of Naz Project London, in an op-ed for Attitude to mark Zero HIV Stigma Day
Life Wellbeing
CEO of National AIDS Trust on activism, progress and reflections on LGBT+ History Month 2025
“If you think a right is secure, think again,” writes NAT's Robbie Currie. “If you believe someone else will fight for it, ask yourself: why not me?”