ATLANTA -- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit reversed a lower court ruling and remanded the case of Lambda Legal client, Richard Roe, back to district court on Wednesday.

Roe applied to be a police officer with the Atlanta Police Department (APD), but was denied employment because of his HIV status.

NEW YORK — Funding to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS consistently fails to reach programs designed to control the disease among gay men and other men who have sex with men (MSM), according to a new analysis released Wednesday.

The report, released by amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research and the Center for Public Health and Human Rights (CPHHR) at Johns Hopkins University, finds that resources dedicated to addressing the epidemic among MSM are grossly insufficient, and that funding intended for this population is often diverted away from MSM-related services.

DENVER -- Development in Gardening (DIG) has an alternative for those who are looking to give a unique Christmas gift this year.

By making a donation to DIG, contributors will be able to help fund a number of sustainable gardening projects that will improve the nutrition and health of HIV-affected and at-risk populations.

Holiday donations starting at $20 can make a difference in these communities by providing vegetable seeds, building gardens, purchasing tools, and installing water systems.

SAN DIEGO – To support of the work of Being Alive, a local HIV/AIDS service provider, Integrité Salon will present a fashion show tonight at Rich’s called "Existing with Dynamic Virtue."

The event, which is being organized by staff of the salon, will include a fashion show, food reception, and a special performance by FLAVA.