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HIV Criminalization 101 | Policy, Research & Reform

HIV Criminalization 101 | Policy, Research & Reform In recognition of National HIV Is Not a Crime Day (February 28), the CHIPTS Policy Impact Core presents HIV Criminalization 101 — an educational webinar exploring the legal, research, and policy landscape of HIV criminal laws in the United States. This briefing examines: • How HIV-specific criminal laws are written and enforced • What research shows about prosecution patterns and public health impact • How people living with HIV are leading state-level reform efforts • The role of evidence and lived experience in shaping equitable HIV policy Featuring: Jada Hicks, Center for HIV Law and Policy Nathan Cisneros, UCLA Williams Institute Kamaria Laffrey, The SERO Project HIV criminalization laws were largely enacted in the 1980s. Today, research and community leadership are informing conversations about modernization, reform, and public health alignment. Whether you are a policymaker, researcher, public health professional, advocate, or student, this webinar provides a clear, evidence-based overview of a complex policy issue. Learn more about HIV policy research at: www.CHPRC.org. #HIVIsNotACrime #HIVPolicy #PublicHealthLaw #HealthEquity #EvidenceBasedPolicy #HIVResearch