Episode 009: WORLD AIDS DAY: Where We Are (Greg Millett)

For World AIDS Day, Greg Millett surveys where we are in the fight against HIV: the good news, the challenges & concerns, and the surprising news. Greg is the Vice President and Director of Public Policy for amfAR, the American Foundation for AIDS Research, and has previously held leadership roles at the White House Office of National AIDS Policy and at the Centers for Disease Control. A globally recognized advocate and researcher, Greg's work has fundamentally transformed how we understand the disparities of HIV infection for African American gay, bisexual, and other men who sex with men. This is a must-listen interview!

Links:

• Linda Villarosa, “America’s Hidden HIV Epidemic”, New York Times (June 6, 2017)

• Greg Millett, "Time to Close HIV's Racial Disparities", CNN (Feb. 7, 2015)

• Tim Murphy, “HIV: Mystery Solved”, The Nation (Feb. 15, 2016)

Episode 009: WORLD AIDS DAY: Where We Are (Greg Millett)

Episode 005: "We didn't start the campaign - the campaign pushed us" (Jennifer Lu)

In this week's episode. Jennifer Lu from the Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline Association talks about the movement for marriage equality in Taiwan, changing attitudes in Taiwanese society, and how Taiwan's LGBTQ movement and legal victories resonate throughout Asia, especially in China.

Episode 005: "We didn't start the campaign - the campaign pushed us" (Jennifer Lu)