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Sean Strub

POZ Magazine's founder and advisory editor, executive director of the Sero Project and author of Body Counts: A Memoir of Politics, Sex, AIDS and Survival.

Articles

Visibility Is Survival

Playwright, poet and filmmaker Donja R. Love shares his vision with POZ founder Sean Strub.

Remembering the Passion of Larry Kramer

In this reminiscence about his friend, the founder of POZ shares personal insights on the late author and activist.

Challenging HIV Stigma

Peer support is more important than ever.

Foreword

The POZ founder reflects on creating an important community voice with the potential to change the course of the lives of our readers.

Founder’s Letter

The May 2004 issue of POZ marked our 10th anniversary. Below is the welcome letter from that issue by POZ founder Sean Strub.

Dear Reader

Below are the welcome letters from POZ’s inaugural issue by founder Sean Strub and POZ founding editor-in-chief Richard Pérez-Feria.

HIV: Prosecution or Prevention? HIV Is Not a Crime

A chapter from the book “The War on Sex” edited by David M. Halperin and Trevor Hoppe.

Body Counts

POZ founder Sean Strub tells all.

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HIV: The Basics

Recursos de VIH/SIDA en Español

AIDS Is Everyday

Ask POZ

Remembering J.C. Suares

An edited excerpt of Sean Strub’s opinion piece paying tribute to the late founding creative director of POZ.

Remembering J.C. Suares

The founder of POZ pays his respects to the late founding creative director of POZ.

The Denver Principles Empowerment Index

POZ founder Sean Strub delivered the keynote speech at the opening of the 5th anniversary commemoration in Washington, DC, of the Campaign..

Remembering Dennis deLeon

Dennis deLeon, longtime AIDS activist and president of the Latino Commission on AIDS, died December 14, 2009. POZ founder Sean Strub remembers...

light shining through bars of prison window

Media Hysteria and HIV Criminalization

Too few have spoken out in opposition to criminalization statutes.

Sean Strub at the 2008 United States Conference on AIDS.

Renewing the Denver Principles

Sean Strub advocates for a renewed commitment to empowerment of people with HIV/AIDS during remarks at 2008 United States Conference on AIDS

Farewell, Florent

After 23 years, on June 29, the legendary 24-hour French diner at 69 Gansevoort Street in Lower Manhattan will close its doors and bid adieu t...

Xavier Morales, me, Mario and Bob Hattoy at the 1997 AIDS Action Council benefit in Washington.

Bob Hattoy Remembered

Since learning of Bob Hattoy’s death on March 3, I’ve had a movie about Bob Hattoy running in the back of my brain.