Tonight at the IFC Center in New York City, Lisa Biagiotti’s film 'deepsouth' is screening as part of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival.  We had the opportunity to sit down with deepsouth’s director, Lisa Biagiotti, back in July 2013 and talk about her experiences documenting this often hidden epidemic

Latinos in the Deep South congratulates Lisa Biagiotti for the premiere of her documentary ‘deepsouth’ at New York’s Human Rights Watch Film Festival.  A poetic and grounding exploration into the lives of those affected by HIV in the American South, the film will be presented Saturday June 15 7:00 p.m.,

Reasons/Razones is a bilingual social marketing campaign that demonstrates why some of our cultural leaders get tested for HIV.  We’ve decided to partner with the Centers for Disease Control and prevention (CDC) to provide our communities with an essential tool for our Gay/Bi Latino men.  We’ve chosen to be

This past week, in a new interview, Michael Douglas said that his throat cancer was caused by performing oral sex on too many women.  Or so that is the late night comic fest take on Michael Douglas’ discussion of throat cancer and HPV.   Not HIV, but HPV. How many of

Protestors at the International AIDS Conference in Vienna, 2010. They laid down to show their depth of commitment. 1000s cheered them on. How do public health principles, humans and civil rights and research designs come together? How do we create synergy for the benefit of our communities? @miriamyvega