• The Strong Black Woman Myth: Reclaiming Rest, Healing, and Support

    Virtual Event

    This webinar explores the mental health experiences of Black women through both clinical and community-centered perspectives, highlighting the connections between emotional well-being, HIV education, and prevention. Participants will learn about common mental health challenges, the impact of stress and trauma, and how these experiences can influence sexual health decisions and engagement with HIV prevention services.

  • The Power of Peer Voices: Engaging Youth in HIV Prevention and Care

    Virtual Event

    This webinar highlights two successful peer-led programs - one serving young men who have sex with men and another engaging Black women. Through presentations and a panel discussion featuring trained peer educators, participants will gain practical strategies for building youth-centered programs that increase engagement, reduce stigma, and improve access to HIV prevention and care for youth aged 15-24.

  • Culturally Responsive Care: Strategies for HIV Prevention, Health Equity, and Addressing Barriers to Care

    This webinar will explore how cultural, social, and structural factors can influence health experiences, access to care, and health outcomes, with a focus on HIV prevention and sexual health. Participants will examine how stigma, communication barriers, social determinants of health, and cultural assumptions can create barriers to HIV prevention, testing, treatment, and other healthcare services.

  • The 25th National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week

    During National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week, hundreds of organizations across the country join with the Coalition to advocate for improved health outcomes for the LGBTQ community.

    The 25th National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week will take place March 15–19, 2027.