HIV is Not a Crime: New York State HIV Criminalization Trainings
CHLP, Trans Equity Consulting and the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene are presenting this series of virtual trainings for people living with HIV, medical providers, and those working in the criminal justice sector located in New York. Attendees are invited to learn about the myriad ways current HIV criminalization laws and policies impact public health, human rights, and the well-being of individuals living with HIV.
April 22, 3-4:30pm ET
For PLHIV and in recognition of National Transgender HIV Testing Day (April 18)
Empower yourself with knowledge! This virtual workshop delves into the complexities of HIV criminalization, ensuring individuals living with HIV are equipped to make informed decisions about their health, relationships, and legal rights.
Presenters:
-- Kytara Epps, MPH (she/her), CHLP
-- viento izquierdo ugaz (they/he), Trans Equity Consulting
RSVP via Zoom: http://www.bit.ly/HIV-DECRIM-1
April 29, 11-12:30 ET
For Medical Providers
Extensive research has highlighted that HIV criminalization acts as a barrier to effective HIV management and significantly impacts the quality of life of individuals affected by HIV. This workshop aims to equip medical providers with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate this challenging landscape.
Presenters:
-- Kytara Epps, MPH (she/her), CHLP
-- viento izquierdo ugaz (they/he), Trans Equity Consulting
RSVP via Zoom: http://www.bit.ly/HIV-DECRIM-2
May 6, 11-12:30p ET
For Criminal Justice Sector
This virtual workshop is tailored for criminal justice stakeholders to delve into the nuances of HIV criminalization. We'll explore its impact on public health and human rights, as well as addressing stigma, legal literacy, and the intersections of law and science.
Presenters:
-- Jada Hicks, JD (she/her), CHLP
-- viento izquierdo ugaz (they/he), Trans Equity Consulting
RSVP via Zoom: http://www.bit.ly/HIV-DECRIM-3
May 20, 11-12:30p ET
For Criminal Justice Sector
This virtual workshop is tailored for criminal justice stakeholders to delve into the nuances of HIV criminalization. We'll explore its impact on public health and human rights, as well as addressing stigma, legal literacy, and the intersections of law and science.
Presenters:
-- Jada Hicks, JD (she/her), CHLP
-- viento izquierdo ugaz (they/he), Trans Equity Consulting
RSVP via Zoom: http://www.bit.ly/HIV-DECRIM-4
