Bill Moyers talks with Bill T. Jones, the artistic giant who revolutionized modern dance. The son of migrant farm workers in the South – the 10th of 12 children – Jones grew up to win two Tony Awards, receive the National Medal of Art and a MacArthur Genius Fellowship and to be honored by the Kennedy Center.
June 20, 2017The group announced their resignation in a Newsweek editorial in which they noted that many Americans — including the president — don't realize the significant impact the disease still has in many communities.
April 24, 2017It seems to be a media rule: If you’re “not a scientist,” pick the wrong one you like as your go-to authority.
December 24, 2014These groups are already making a difference for women, victims of war, disease and violence — but they can do more with your help.
December 19, 2012 | Group ThinkI’m shocked at how little coverage – and public notice — the roll-out of two advancements in the fight against HIV/AIDS have received
December 13, 2012Yael Lehmann of Philadelphia's Food Trust explains how rates were reduced in one of America's poorest cities.
March 1, 2003 | Becoming American — Personal JourneysBill Moyers talks with Dr. Ho about his experience as an immigrant and US citizen, and his contributions to the battle against AIDS.
February 22, 2002 | NOWIn this story of unspeakable tragedy and the painful search for justice, NOW introduces some of the tens of thousands of young girls — many now HIV-positive — who have been raped in South Africa.
May 29, 1991 | The Home FrontBIll Moyers examines domestic problems during the march to victory in the Persian Gulf War.
February 18, 1990The doctor who invented the polio vaccine believed that medical solutions are not invented, but rather revealed from nature.
