Scholar interview with Andrew Jolivette conducted by Julio Capó, Jr. for the Miami AIDS Memorials Project scholar interview series. Jolivette discusses Indigenous and Two-Spirit perspectives on HIV/AIDS, the role of community-based activism, and the intersections of race, sexuality, and public health in the history of the epidemic. The conversation explores memory, representation, and the importance of preserving histories of Indigenous and LGBTQ+ organizing in response to HIV/AIDS.