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Where did HIV come from? The most common form came from chimpanzees in central Africa, probably entering the human population between 1890 and 1920 as a result of people hunting chimpanzees.

With ACT UP NY activist Peter Staley, director of The Love Tank, Marc Thompson and cliniQ founder Michelle Ross.

With NAM editor Gus Cairns, founder of the Prevention Access Campaign (U=U), Bruce Richman and activist and co-chair of the Sophia Forum, Mercy Shibemba.

With activist and writer, Mark S. King; consultant HIV physician and researcher, Professor Jane Anderson; and programme manager at the Global Network of People Living with HIV, Florence Riako Anam.

In this short film produced by NAM aidsmap, Susan Cole talks to Siobhán Lanigan and Clifford McManus from The Food Chain and quilt panel maker Dr Gill Brigg about the 2021 UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Display, the largest display in the UK since 1994.

With LGBT rights campaigner, Lisa Power; trans writer and campaigner, Juno Roche; National Advisor for LGBT Health at NHS England, Dr Michael Brady; and human rights campaigner, Peter Tatchell.

With epidemiologist at Public Health England, Meaghan Kall; adviser at UNAIDS, Vinay Saldanha; and CEO of The Food Chain, Siobhan Lanigan.

With House Of Rainbow founding Pastor, Rev Jide Macaulay; HIV activist and actor, Jonathan Blake; HIV consultant and researcher, Dr Steve Taylor; youth HIV advocate, Becky Kroger; trans activist, Rebecca De Havilland; and NAM aidsmap's Executive Director, Matthew Hodson.