Beyond the Charge: Understanding HIV Criminalization
June 8, 2026July 22, 2026 @ 12pm Eastern | This webinar examines the current landscape of HIV criminalization, including how laws are applied and their impact on individuals and communities. It explores the intersections of stigma and the legal system, while highlighting disparities in enforcement and outcomes.
Simplify, Personalize, Suppress: Novel Oral ART for HIV Management
May 22, 2026Given persistent unmet needs in the management of virologically suppressed HIV, this program aims to strengthen clinicians’ knowledge of resistance, safety, adherence, and drug–drug interactions of current regimens and guidance on integrating novel oral regimens in development into individualized, guideline-based care. In this activity, an expert in infectious diseases discusses novel oral antiretroviral therapy (ART) for the management of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Real Talk, Real Impact: HIV Prevention and Sex Work
May 8, 2026This webinar explores the intersection of sex work, access to healthcare, and community safety. Participants will learn practical strategies for building trust, engaging respectfully, and supporting autonomy while working to reduce stigma and create safer, more inclusive service environments.
Enhancing Care for Migrant Clients Living with HIV: Strategies for Support and Access
February 11, 2026This webinar will provide practical strategies to strengthen care and access for migrant clients affected by HIV, with a primary focus on African migrant communities.
Healing: Mobility, Medication, and Thriving with Aging
January 27, 2026This module focuses on addressing and evaluating frailty, peripheral neuropathy, and polypharmacy among PAWH. Participants will also explore the complexities of polypharmacy (the utilization of multiple medications). The session offers strategies for optimizing care, minimizing drug interactions, and improving overall health outcomes in this growing population.
Hand: Building Stronger Care Teams and Support Systems
January 20, 2026This module is focused on facilitating a multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach for PAWH, as well as on supportive services and referrals. This session will explore the importance of integrating non-medical professionals such as Community Health Workers (CHWs), Case Managers and Navigators into the overall care plan for PAWH, as well as effective collaboration tactics to increase patient health.
Head: Cognitive Health, Mental Well-Being, and Emotional Resilience
January 13, 2026This module is designed to give providers an overview of cognitive health and related issues for PAWH (including mental health, depression, and stress-related impacts). Participants will gain valuable insights and assessment tools to identify and refer clients and patients to mental health services.
Between Us: Love Outside the Shadow of HIV Stigma
December 2, 2025This important conversation shines a light on love that transcends HIV status.
Through honest dialogue and powerful lived experiences, we’ll explore the realities of mixed-status relationships—where one partner is living with HIV and the other is not. Together, we’ll address the challenges of navigating stigma, family dynamics, and health, while celebrating the resilience, strength, and triumphs that define these partnerships.
Heart: Cardiovascular Health and Everyday Risks
December 1, 2025This session is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk among People Aging with HIV, and related issues such as statin use and assessments (like Bendopnea screenings and orthostatic blood pressure tests).
Horizon: Fulfilling the Promise of Healthy Aging with HIV
Utilizing data from the 4th Annual State of Aging with HIV National Survey, the People Aging With HIV-Managing Chronic Disease session focuses on the demographics and unique healthcare needs of older adults living with HIV. It explores the challenges of managing multiple chronic conditions alongside HIV. The session offers strategies for optimizing care and improving overall health outcomes in this growing population.
Healthy Aging with HIV Series: Introduction
This accredited learning series explores what it means to age with HIV, connecting science, lived experience, and practice. Each of the five modules is accredited individually, offering continuing-education credits, and participants who complete the full series will receive a certificate of completion. In this introductory module, we’ll briefly introduce the concept behind this series, how it uses the Five Hs—Horizon, Heart, Head, Hand, and Healing—as a framework for understanding the health, social, and emotional realities of people aging with HIV, and discuss the broader Healthy Aging Hub.
Empowering Healthy Aging: Combating Frailty and Supporting Mental Health in Older Adults Living with HIV
November 21, 2025This engaging two hour session will focus on helping older adults living with HIV stay strong in body and mind. Learn how to fight frailty, boost emotional wellness, and build resilience among older adults living with HIV – helping them to not just survive, but truly thrive!
