New Partners & Getting the Word Out About Aging and HIV
January 14th, 2015 Happy New Year! 2015 is already off to an exciting start for The Graying of AIDS: we’re […]
News from our Project
Challenging Stereotypes, One Bus Shelter at a Time (Part 2)
July 8th, 2014 As we mentioned in our last blog post, earlier this year The Graying of AIDS worked closely
Challenging Stereotypes, One Bus Shelter at a Time (Part 1)
June 30th, 2014 Our Ground-breaking Portrait Series for NYC’s “Age is Not a Condom” Campaign Here at The Graying of
Show Some Skin for a Great Cause!
February 13th, 2014 Casting Call for NYC Bus Shelter Campaign The Graying of
The Word is Getting Out: People are Talking about Aging and HIV
The last few months have brought some exciting new developments that suggest a growing awareness of the challenges affecting older
A Time of Dialog and Reflection in NYC
This summer New York City is offering a variety of opportunities to gain perspective on the history of AIDS and
Searching for Older Adult Perspectives on World AIDS Day
While the theme for World AIDS Day (December 1st) was “Getting to zero: zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero
Aging and HIV Media Highlights & Project Updates
In the Global Village of the XIX International AIDS Conference – held in Washington, DC, from July 22-27, 2012 –
It’s a Wrap!
As Our Participatory Installation at AIDS2012 Closes, You Can Still Visit Our On-line Exhibition Over the roughly five days that the
The Graying of AIDS – Stories from an Aging Pandemic.
A Participatory Installation at the XIX International AIDS Conference Washington, DC, July 22 – 27th http://agrayingpandemic.tumblr.com
Aging in America: The American Society on Aging’s Annual Conference
From March 28th – April 1, over 3,000 attendees and presenters swarmed Washington DC’s Marriott Wardman Park and Omni Shoreham
Reel Aging: Films for the Generations
A Residency on Aging, Documentaries, and Audience Engagement (The second of three posts on our March adventures) In the 2+
March Madness
March Was a Whirlwind: The Graying of AIDS on the Road March was an inspiring, information-and-opportunity-packed month for The Graying
In Memoriam: Sue and Richard
Since Katja first began her work on The Graying of AIDS in 2006, we have lost a number of the
Graying Receives Invaluable Boost from Two Amazing Independent Documentary Film Organizations
It’s an exciting time for The Graying of AIDS, with two wonderful new developments in the evolution of our
Documentary Films on Aging
The Graying of AIDS in not just a documentary project about HIV/AIDS, but about aging with HIV/AIDS. As it turns out, ours is
Introducing “ARTAHA”
On World AIDS Day we soft-launched a new blog on our website, “Artists Responding to Aging and to HIV/AIDS,” or
Making a Media Noise on World AIDS Day
People just don’t know. They think it’s gone. The only way it will ever go away is by educating, people
International Transgender Day of Remembrance: Care Providers Have a Role to Play
Being transgendered is such a singular experience, how can you adequately explain it to someone who isn’t transgendered? There is
Graying of AIDS installation and projection on Governors Island (pt. 2)
As we continue to think about creative new ways to introduce the issues raised in The Graying of AIDS to
New Video For National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day
In recognition of the fourth annual National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day on September 18th, The Graying of AIDS teamed
Visit The Graying of AIDS exhibit on Governors Island
The Graying of AIDS is thrilled to present our work as part of the fourth annual Governors Island Art Fair,
Marking the 30th Anniversary of the AIDS Epidemic
While HIV/AIDS in the US generally receives little media attention these days, there has been a recent surge in coverage
Fred Hersch, “My Coma Dreams”
People who know about Fred Hersch tend to know about the pianist’s evocative, eloquent compositions and improvisations, which regularly blur
“Graying of HIV” Symposium in Baltimore, MD
According to a June 2010 “Fact Sheet” by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, 8% of all state
Seniors Not Accessing Critical Preventative Health Services
A new report out of the US Department of Health and Human Services Office highlights how few seniors are currently
In the News: Canada Facing Similar Struggles, Even With Universal Access to Care
From thestar.com, the on-line face of The Toronto Star, comes word that many of the same challenges confronting long-term and
An Eloquent Argument For Coordinated Care
Jane E. Brody’s piece for this week’s Health Section of The New York Times — “Tackling Care as Chronic Ailments
GMHC’s Sean Cahill on Aging with HIV
GMHC’s Sean Cahill brought the aging of the HIV/AIDS epidemic to the attention of a much wider audience with his
Fiscal Year 2012 Budget Battle Begins
Just in time for Valentine’s Day: the federal powers-that-be have started drawing their lines in the sand for fiscal year
HIV 50+ Activist Ed Shaw
Congratulations to Graying of AIDS advisory panel member Ed Shaw, whose lengthy career as an HIV/AIDS educator and activist was
Standing up to Stigma
[field name=video] In honor of World AIDS Day (12/1/10), the website for the AARP Bulletin highlighted the story of Dr.
White House Meeting on HIV & Aging
The Graying of AIDS was honored to join a group of activists, providers, researchers, and government agency representatives for a
Welcome
In our work to promote sensitivity, dialog and collaboration around the day-to-day realities of older adults aging with HIV, The