100 Days In: How HIV Advocates are Meeting the Moment
In its first 100 days, the Trump administration proposed deep cuts to public health and HIV funding, attacked evidence-based healthcare, defunded scientific research, rolled back protections for LGBTQ+ people, and emphasized punitive criminal legal approaches. These moves pose serious threats to the future of HIV-related services, care, prevention, and the broader struggle for health equity and racial justice in our multiracial democracy.
Join CHLP for this moderated panel discussion focused on what the first 100 days of the Trump administration have meant for our communities, particularly people living with HIV, Black and brown people, LGBTQ+ people, and those impacted by criminalization, and how we are collectively shifting strategy to meet the current political moment.
Panelists
- Michael Elizabeth, Equality Federation
- Venita Ray, Black South Rising
- John Meade, PrEP in Black America, AVAC
- Chauncey McGlathery, American Academy of HIV Medicine
- Jada Hicks & Sean McCormick, CHLP
