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U=U in the U.S. A Community Conversation
February 20, 2025
Join us on Facebook LIVE on February 20th at 2 PM ET, 1 PM CT, 12 PM MT, and 11 AM PT for an important community conversation on HIV prevention in the U.S. and its impact on Black communities. Don't miss this powerful discussion! Prevention is about everyone, not just for people living with #HIV. Black America is disproportionately affected by HIV. Join us as we discuss HIV prevention and U=U. -
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Engaging Faith Communities to End HIV Criminalization: From Data to Policy
February 20, 2025
Just ahead of HIV is Not a Crime Awareness Day, this online, virtual conversation seeks to engage faith communities on the issue of HIV criminalization now that the new White House administration has taken office. The panel discussion will focus on existing and proposed policies that target people most impacted by HIV as their protections are being stripped away and what faith communities can do to combat harmful policies that don’t align with medical and social science data. The webinar is presented by the U.S. HIV & AIDS Faith Coalition in partnership with the InterCFAR Faith & Spirituality Research Collaborative. -
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CHLP Celebrates 20 Years
February 27, 2025
CHLP invites you to join us to celebrate 20 years of making positive justice possible. -
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Centering Black Voices: How to Build a Successful HIV Decriminalization Coalition Rooted in Racial Justice
February 7, 2025
On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, February 7th, Mandisa Moore-O’Neal and Robert Suttle will join a conversation on the origins of the Louisiana Coalition on Criminalization and Health, which serves as a model for decriminalizing HIV by centering Black voices.
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Dean’s Momentum Speakers Series: If HIV Is Not a Crime, Why Do We Criminalize It? Confronting Stigma in Policy and Practice
February 3, 2025
The Momentum series serves as an ongoing dialogue platform and the dean's vehicle for fostering deep mindfulness and productive conversations.
This space is dedicated to discussing and mobilizing strategies to more effectively support our college’s efforts in achieving equitable policing and eradicating racism definitively
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FreeState Justice presents HIV Pathway to Progress Symposium
January 17, 2025
HIV Pathway to Progress is an impactful event dedicated to raising awareness about HIV and promoting the mission of FreeState Justice (FSJ), an organization committed to the decriminalization of HIV in Maryland. This event serves as a platform for advocacy, education, and community engagement, bringing together diverse voices from the public health, legal, and LGBTQ+ communities to address the stigma and legal challenges surrounding HIV.
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