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Our Stories Told By Us is the first book of its kind focusing on African communities and led by Africans.

'The dedication of our supporters means we can call time on HIV. We must end new cases by 2030.'

The eight-panel quilt will be exhibited for the first time at The Festival of Quilts this summer.

Ending new HIV case by 2030 is within our reach. This goal means so much to so many that it would be unforgivable to not do everything in our power to achieve it.

The landmark plan, launched by Eluned Morgan, sets out a map to ending new cases of HIV in Wales by 2030.

Women are continuing to be left behind when it comes to HIV diagnosis.

Richard writes his first message as our new CEO.

On his final day as Chief Executive, Ian Green OBE looks back on his past seven years leading Terrence Higgins Trust.

Frankie has been an Ambassador since 2020 and has raised over £8,000 for our charity so far.

A look back at some of the challenges and achievements of the year for Terrence Higgins Trust.

Patrick McCann, who was in pressure group ACT UP, explains the importance of the pink triangle and Silence=Death slogan.

Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, marks World AIDS Day with a call for funding to be extended to the city for routine HIV testing.

Together we can be the generation that ends the HIV epidemic and eradicate the stigma associated with the virus for good, says Ian Green.