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Because of effective HIV treatment, people with HIV are living longer than ever. This means that people with HIV are now living in residential care, like nursing or care homes.

With Sophie Strachan from the Sophia Forum; Revd Jide Macaulay from the House of Rainbow; Eli Fitzgerald from Positively UK; Dr Sara Paparini from the SHARE Collaborative; and James Cole from the National AIDS Trust.

Sharing your HIV status is a very personal decision. There are lots of reasons why you may, or may not, decide to share that you're living with HIV.

With Professor Samuel Seidu from the University of Leicester and Rianna Raymond-Williams from the Impact on Urban Health, who is also a PhD student in sexual health.

With Florence Anam from GNP+; Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan from Barts Health NHS Trust; Bruce Richman from the Prevention Access Campaign; Idris Mwendwa from Hapa Kenya; and Erika Castellanos from Global Action for Trans Equality.

With Rebecca Mbewe, Research Assistant with the SHARE collaborative at Queen Mary University of London; and Esther Armah, CEO of The Armah Institute of Emotional Justice.

With sexual health and HIV consultant at Barts Health NHS Trust, Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan; and consultant haematologist and lecturer at Imperial College London, Dr Steven Okoli.

With the Director of Red Ribbon Living Well CIC, Husseina Hamza, and podcast host and disability advocate, Roxy Murray.

With the Chair of the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV's Racially Minoritised Communities Group, Dwayne-Wilson Hunt; and medical student and host of the Very Junior Doctors podcast, Naabil Khan.

At IAS 2023, Immaculate Owomugisha from the International Community of Women Living with HIV and Dr Carrie Lyons from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health spoke to NAM aidsmap's Krishen Samuel about coercive reproductive healthcare practices reported by women with HIV. 

At IAS 2023, aidsmap's Krishen Samuel spoke to the US Ambassador to Uganda, Natalie Brown, and Dr Vamsi Vasireddy, who leads PEPFAR programmes in Uganda, about services for key populations in Uganda following the Anti-Homosexuality Act.

With author, publisher and specialist speaker on sickle cell, Jenica Leah; and global health policy expert, Ade Adeyemi.

With Dr Shema Tariq from the UCL Institute for Global Health and Denis Onyango from Africa Advocacy Foundation.

With oncologist at the Barts Cancer Institute, Dr Jessica Okosun, and community sexual and reproductive health registrar and author of Divided, Dr Annabel Sowemimo.

With activist, speaker and writer Bisi Alimi; Kat Smithson from the National AIDS Trust; community activist Memory Sachikonye; NAM aidsmap's Executive Director Matthew Hodson; and Dr Linda Vaccari from the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust.

With Dr Halima Begum, chief executive of Runnymede, and Harvey Kennedy-Pitt, chief executive of Black Beetle Health.

With writer, psychologist and Terrence Higgins Trust Trustee, Yomi Olusunle, and researcher and Chair of the Caribbean and African Health Network, Dr Faye Bruce.

With Charles Kwaku-Odai from the Caribbean and African Health Network, and Dr Christine Ekechi from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

With Public Health Director for London from the UK Health Security Agency, Professor Kevin Fenton and Professor Bola Owolabi, Director of Healthcare Inequalities at NHS England.

With Professor Kevin Fenton from the UK Health Security Agency; Annah Sango from the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+); Dr Vanessa Apea from Barts Health NHS Trust; Bruce Richman from the Prevention Access Campaign; and James Cole from STOPAIDS.

With Ian Jackson from NHS England; Aisha-monic Namurach from Common Ambition Bristol; Aled Osborne from Brigstowe; Dr Sanjay Bhagani from Royal Free Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Deborah Gold from National AIDS Trust; and Dwayne-Wilson Hunt from Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

In aidsmapWOMEN, NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole discusses self-empowerment against HIV stigma, with guests Fungai Murau, Angelina Namiba and Longret Kwardem from the 4M Network; Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan from Barts Health NHS Trust; and MP Florence Eshalomi.

Dazon Dixon Diallo talks to Susan Cole about gender-based violence in our video we've produced with the Sophia Forum, Positively UK and UCL Institute for Global Health.

Dr Robin Lennon-Dearing from the University of Memphis talks to Mariah Wilberg about HIV criminalisation in Tennessee.

With Fungai Murau, activist Greg Owen, advocate Harun Tulunay, researcher Bakita Kasadha, sexual health & HIV doctor Kyle Ring and lecturer Robert James.

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 Joyce Ouma from Y+ Global, infectious disease physician Dr Tetiana Kyrychenko, and author and campaigner Juno Roche.

With the Director of CDC’s Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Dr Demetre Daskalakis; HIV doctor and researcher, Dr Shema Tariq; and trans activist Rebecca de Havilland.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole gives the keynote address of the closing session of the IAS 2021 conference: 'How do we continue to unite policy, science and activism in an increasingly fragmented world?'

With Gina Brown from the Southern AIDS Coalition, activist Arda Karapinar and HIV doctor Tristan Barber.

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 consultant physician in sexual health and HIV at Barts Health NHS Trust, Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan; human rights activist from Prevention Access Campaign, Deondre B. Moore; and co-founder of Access to Medicines Ireland, Robbie Lawlor.

With sexual health and HIV doctor at Barts Health, Vanessa Apea; Paulie Calderon-Cifuentes from TransAktion; HIV health activist and founder of SisterLove Inc, Dázon Dixon Diallo; and LGBT rights campaigner and founder of SASOD Guyana, Joel Simpson.

With HIV doctor and health activist, Dr Oni Blackstock; HIV and LGBT activist, Josh Robbins; and HIV doctor and Chair of the British HIV Association, Dr Laura Waters.

With Professor Linda-Gail Bekker, Director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre; Edwin Sesange, LGBT rights campaigner; and Todd Cooper, a medical student who's working on the COVID frontline.

With HIV doctor and Chair of the British HIV Association, Dr Laura Waters; Director, Regional Support Team for Eastern Europe and Central Asia at UNAIDS, Vinay Saldanha; Adviser, Global HIV, Hepatitis and STI Programmes at the World Health Organization, Andy Seale; and Head of Programmes at GNP+, Georgina Caswell.

With Karl Schmid, HIV-positive producer and reporter for ABC in Los Angeles; Denis Onyango from the Africa Advocacy Foundation; and Dr Mina Hosseinipour, infectious diseases doctor who talks about the recent trial results for injectable PrEP in women.

With Dr Sanjay Bhagani, Consultant Physician/Associate Professor of HIV and President-elect of the European AIDS Clinical Society; Nathaniel Hall, HIV-positive actor and activist; and Professor Celeste Watkins-Hayes, internationally recognised expert on HIV, race, class and gender.

With Sean Strub, writer and activist and founder of POZ magazine; and Professor Jürgen Rockstroh, HIV clinician and President of the European AIDS Clinical Society.

With Dr Demetre Daskalakis of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; Cecilia Chung, trans HIV activist, based in San Francisco, featured in the drama series When We Rise; and Jason Jones, who successfully challenged homophobic legislation in Trinidad and Tobago.

With Professor Kevin Fenton, Public Health Regional Director for London; MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle, who's openly living with HIV; and Kenyan activist Doreen Moraa Moracha.

With Dr Oni Blackstock, from the NYC Health Department; young activists Becky Kroger and Eli Fitzgerald in the UK; and Midnight Poonkasetwattana from the Asia Pacific Coalition on Male Sexual Health (APCOM) in Bangkok.

With Anton Pozniak, President of the International AIDS Society; Georgina Caswell, Head of Programmes at the Global Network of People Living with HIV; and Bisi Alimi, Executive Director of the Bisi Alimi Foundation, which advocates for the rights of LGBT people in Nigeria.

With Dazon Dixon Diallo, Founder and President of SisterLove Inc; Idris Mwendwa Wambua from HAPA Kenya; and Dr Tristan Barber, an HIV doctor who has been redeployed to work on COVID-19 wards.

With Dr Meg Doherty, Director of Global HIV, Hepatitis, STI Programmes at the World Health Organization; writer and activist Mark S King; and Leasuwanna Griffith, HIV activist and nurse associate apprentice.

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.