From the development to new advocacy materials and webinars, continued state-specific criminal reform advocacy, through our case work with those facing HIV-related criminal prosecution to our policy work for youth in state custody, this Year in Review highlights some of our work at the Center for HIV Law and Policy in 2017.
Medical primer about the current state of medicine with regard to HIV research and treatment, geared toward criminal defense attorneys, but open to all
This report from CNBC analyzes HIV criminal laws and the growing reform movement in the United States in light of new developments in HIV treatment and acknowledgement of the science of HIV transmission.
Ohio Health Modernization Movement member Olga Irwin pens an opinion piece for Cleveland.com about how the repeal of the Affordable Care Act would have a negative impact on her health and that of countless other people living with HIV.
CHLP, the HEAT Program and the Equality Federation host a day-long conference to organize and develop advocacy strategy for LGBTQ youth in state custody.
Johnson accepted a sentence of 10 years in state prison, which will include time already served since his arrest nearly four years ago. He previously had been sentenced to 30 years in prison before the appeals court threw out the original conviction.
