World AIDS Day: Centering Black & Marginalized Voices in the Fight to End HIV/AIDS скачать в хорошем качестве

World AIDS Day: Centering Black & Marginalized Voices in the Fight to End HIV/AIDS

For HIV/AIDS Awareness Month, join this prolific opportunity to hear from leaders in the movement to end the HIV/AIDS. ​After decades of hard-fought progress the fight to end HIV in America stands on fragile ground. What once felt like unstoppable momentum, a future within reach, is now at risk of being undone. Proposed federal cuts threaten to dismantle the very programs that have saved lives and sustained hope for countless people living with and impacted by HIV. ​These cuts don’t just endanger funding; they endanger futures. They threaten access to care, prevention, housing, research, and the safety nets that protect our most vulnerable. And they come at a moment when Black and LGBTQ+ communities—those most impacted by HIV—are already facing relentless political and cultural attacks. ​But we have been here before. We won’t be silent. Join the conversation! Panelists ​Mandisa Moore-O’Neal, Executive Director, Center for HIV Law & Policy ​Carl Baloney, Jr., President & CEO, AIDS United ​Tori Cooper, Director of Strategic Outreach and Training, at Human Rights Campaign; and Member of The Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) ​Dr. David Malebranche, Senior Director, Global HIV Medical Affairs at Gilead Sciences ​Robert Suttle, Chair, Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation Council of Justice Leaders ​Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, Former CDC Director for Immunization & Respiratory Diseases ​Moderated by Bishar Jenkins, Jr., Senior Manager of Government Relations, AIDS United ——— With deep gratitude to our partners: Community Champion Sponsor: Gilead Sciences Media Sponsor: GLAAD Community Partner: Planned Parenthood of Greater NY; MOBI NYC DM us or email [email protected]