Juliana Schatz

Washington, DC has released more information about its HIV/AIDS epidemic – and the results are mixed.

Two forty-somethings from the same area of Washington, DC reveal their status and make a life together.

After 20 years fighting HIV/AIDS in Africa, Alan Greenberg returned to Washington, DC where the situation was at least as bad.

The AIDS expert who left her prestigious government post to bring lessons from Africa to DC communities.

Part Two: Washington's HIV infection rates are comparable to many African countries, which have provided critical insight into the epidemic.

In the beginning of the US epidemic, people of color were largely forgotten. Toni Young helped change that in Washington, DC.