_In the 10th episode, Kyle struggles with having had unprotected sex with Billy, Stephen and Mike experiment with adding a third wheel and Edgar comes clean to Shawn.

IN THE MOMENT is an online web series that follows the lives of a group of gay guys living in the same apartment complex in West Hollywood, California. Like most of us, they're faced with a huge range of decisions about sex, and the decisions they make impact their lives and the lives of people around them. IN THE MOMENT is also about starting an open, honest conversation among gay guys in the Los Angeles area about these types of decisions.

IN THE MOMENT starts with an authentic, sexy and sometimes humorous web soap opera that explores the full range of factors that come into play in sexual decision making among young gay men. Issues like self-esteem, dating, relationships, age, body image, addiction and others are addressed as key factors in the lives of the characters. The episodes are broken into 3-5 minute “webisodes”, which are a starting-place for discussion.

Check out the 10th webisode below!

It’s not just a slogan anymore. As more young men of color engage in risky sexual behaviors, it’s even more important to know your status—whether or not you are HIV infected. No matter how you get down; gay, str8, bi, DL, trans, top, bttm, or vers…be responsible…SEXsponsible…. because knowing your status leads to a healthier lifestyle.

African American Office of Gay Concerns (AAOGC) has started a new social marketing campaign called, "Status is Everything" in Newark, NJ targeting African American men how have sex with men (MSM).  The videos below are featuring local African American MSM telling their stories.  Watch the videos below to hear their stories.  Visit the "Status is Everything" website.

And remember to "Know Your STATUS" so get tested!

Here is a fun video that explains the reasons of practicing safer sex, demonstrates the correct way to use a condom and also includes the proper type of lubrication to use as well.  Learn how to use a condom correctly in this hilarious spoof on a 1950's sex ed film, starring Matthew Rush and Brent Corrigan. For the adults only, unedited version visit www.dcfukit.org. Stop the spread of HIV. Choose condoms, monogamy or abstinence.  To view this informative safer sex website for gay men which discusses all sexual activities and the risks they pose for transmitting HIV or other STDs, CLICK HERE

Here is a young man that tells it like it is and describes how he got an STD from having unprotected sex with another man that he met via a chat room.  He explains the process of how he became infected, what some of the symptoms of the STD were, going to the doctor and exactly how they test for STDs.  His message is to wrap it up because you can't tell just by looking at someone if they have an STD.  He said he was very lucky because he contacted a curable STD and not an incurable STD like HIV.  His message is clear...talk to your sex partners, get tested for STDs and always use a condom!  Watch the video blog below!

Here are some pictures of handouts explaining some important information about being healthy in your every day life.  They talk about protecting yourself and staying healthy using just a little bit of humor.  To see all the pictures visit our facebook page.

Greater Than AIDS is a nation wide social media campaign to address HIV and how to help stop the spread of it by prevention education information!  There have been many parts of their campaign from allowing people to go on the record and tell their 'Deciding Moments' of when they thought they should get tested, to testing events across the country.  Now, as we approach 30 years since the first case of AIDS was diagnosed, Greater Than AIDS and it's partners are proud to introduce several new initiatives to engage the gay community.  Their new website "Greater Than AIDS - With PRIDE!" along with new 'Deciding Moment' videos.  It is a great place to hear people's stories and why they have chosen to get tested!  To find out more about all their new initiatives to engage the gay community, read their newsletter, watch some people's 'Deciding Moments' on the videos below and visit their website!