THIS COULD COST LIVES: Is Florida cutting ADAP funding?

Florida officials have temporarily reversed the funding cuts, restoring access to medication for about 16,000 people – for now – while the state moves through a formal rule-making process.  That reversal didn’t happen in a vacuum. It happened because advocates, providers, and the HIV community spoke up – loudly. This episode reflects that moment in real time, and why vigilance still matters. Continue reading THIS COULD COST LIVES: Is Florida cutting ADAP funding?

UNFIT TO SERVE: The Pentagon, HIV & Military Service

What happens when outdated fear still shapes policy? On the latest Plus Talk, Karl is joined by Nick Harrison and Ken Pinkela to unpack the Pentagon’s recent pause on training for people living with HIV – and why many are worried it could lead to a broader enlistment ban. We talk stigma, science, and the real lives impacted when facts get ignored. Continue reading UNFIT TO SERVE: The Pentagon, HIV & Military Service

AIDS2026: Inside the IAS Scholarship Program

If you’ve ever wanted to attend AIDS 2026 in Rio but assumed it was out of reach, this one is for you. We’re joined by the Executive Director of the International AIDS Society (@iasociety) and a past scholarship recipient to break down what the scholarship is, who it’s for, and how to actually put together an application that gives you a real shot. Continue reading AIDS2026: Inside the IAS Scholarship Program