Studio F
Harm Reduction Track, Session 3
Studio F- Boots on the Ground: Mobile, Integrated Harm Reduction and Health Services
- Expanding Rural Access to Hepatitis C Treatment Utilizing Harm Reduction and Telehealth to Treat People who Use Drugs
- Using Human-Centered Design to Develop a Mobile Health App to Holistically Improve HIV Care Outcomes for YBGBM
Emerging Issues and Opportunities for Advocacy Engagement: Ensuring Continuity of HIV Program Funding
Studio FState-specific issues have emerged from the broader healthcare and public policy ecosystem—this session will delve into how cleverly-titled legislation, like “Prescription Drug Affordability Boards” (PDABs), might change the funding landscape, for better or worse, and how patient advocates can engage meaningfully both pre- and post-legislation.
Harm Reduction Track, Session 2
Studio F- Failing Forward: Syringe Service Program Organizing in Charleston, WV
- Impact of a Harm Reduction Program Tailored for Populations Using Crystal Methamphetamine
- Building and Strengthening Syringe Services Programs through E-learning
Harm Reduction Track, Session 1
Studio F- Centering People in the Sex Trade: Harm Reduction Tools for Better Health
- Leveraging HIV and HCV Advocacy Opportunities to End the Epidemics
SYNCing to Empower Black Women in HIV Prevention: Health Departments and HBCUs
Studio F
This session is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the current landscape of HIV prevention for Black women—from both a Health Department and HBCU perspective, emphasizing the need for culturally competent, multimodal strategies that are feasible and scalable. Participants will gain insight into practical approaches for reducing HIV and STI risk among one of the most vulnerable populations in the U.S.
