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News, information, and commentary by The Center for HIV Law and Policy.

1/26/2023 10:58am

Truthout: People With HIV Are Still Being Criminalized in 25 States

CHLP attorneys Jada Hicks and Kae Greenberg talk with Victoria Law for this Truthout article on our work supporting Robert Suttle's appeal to the New York State Court of Appeals.

1/10/2023 1:59pm

News Release: Not in New York--CHLP Urges Court of Appeals Not to Enforce Harsh Louisiana Law Against Man Living with HIV

CHLP filed an amicus brief with the Court of Appeals, the highest court in New York State, asking the court to hear the appeal of Robert Suttle, a Black gay man living with HIV, asking to reverse the lower court’s ruling requiring him to register as a sex offender in New York due to his conviction under draconian and discriminatory Louisiana laws.

12/6/2022 8:38pm

Let's Talk CHLP: A Conversation with S. Mandisa Moore-O'Neal and Catherine Hanssens

On December 6th, S. Mandisa Moore-O'Neal and Catherine Hanssens held a conversation about CHLP's leadership transition, their visions for the organization, and its role in this political moment.

12/1/2022 6:05pm

CHLP Commemorates World AIDS Day 2022

December 1, 2022 marked World AIDS Day with events and commemorations happening across the country and around the globe. In New York City, CHLP's Chief Strategy Advisor Catherine Hanssens participated in a Rally Against HIV Criminalization that was held and the NYC AIDS Memorial. The rally was one of many commemorations held at the memorial and was hosted by Talia Mota, PhD, MPH, with the help of her students at Fordham University. In Dr. Mota’s class, People and the Living Environment, she teaches concepts of science and societal impact.

11/3/2022 9:45am

The Body: CHLP Executive Director S. Mandisa Moore-O'Neal Talks about Leading with a Black Feminist, Abolitionist Framework

CHLP Executive Director S. Mandisa Moore-O’Neal talks with the Body about why it’s time for HIV leadership to move to a Black feminist, abolitionist framework to shift power and counter systemic oppression, and what it means to support Black women in leadership.