Session 2: Thursday, September 7, 2:45 - 4:45 pm

• Safer Sex for Trans Bodies

• Novel Mechanisms for Delivery of PrEP Care

• Black Male Leadership Development: Cultivating Future Kings

• Developing Social Support and Treatment Knowledge for Fifty and Beyond

• Demystifying Sex Ed and its Role in HIV Prevention

• The Struggle is Real: HIV Stigma in Minority Communities

• Ensuring Funding for Domestic HIV Programs

• Race, Class, and Privilege in HIV Work

• PrEP in American Indian/Alaska Native Communities

• HIV Housing: Policy and Practice Impact on Ending HIV

• Nurturing Multi-disciplinary Care Teams:  Building Relationships and Dealing with Implicit Bias in Healthcare

• Developing Social Support and Treatment Knowledge for Fifty and Beyond

• Protecting the Civil Rights of People Living with HIV

• Biggest Successes: Toughest Barriers

• HRSA Innovative Service Models and Best Practices

• Examining Narratives on Engagement in Care in Vulnerable Populations 

• HIV & Aging. Understanding Social Isolation

• Trauma-Informed Care for Women Living with HIV: Tools for Implementation

Session 3: Friday, September 8, 9:00 - 11:00 am

• Adaptation of Options: Alignment to the National HIV Strategy

• The Secret Garden: Unlocking the Mysteries of the Vaginal Microbiome

• Succession Planning: Organizational Stability and Leadership Development

• Embracing an Unanticipated Life

• Reforming Drug Pricing - An Advocate's Toolbox

• Outbreak and Response Planning in the Rural South

• HIV PrEP Framework: National Blueprint for Scaling Up PrEP

• PrEPping For Sex: An Intimate Conversation- the Implication of Sex Positivity and the Uptake of PrEP   

• Preventing HIV in the Trump Administration

• Breaking Racial Barriers to “ETE” in the Black Community

• Surviving the Epidemics and HIV/AIDS in Urban Indian Communities

• The Missing Rx: Access to Employment Information, Services and Resources

• Implicit Bias: HIV Prejudice and the Health of the Community

• Social Determinants of Health- Looking Closer at Racial, Ethnic and Geographical Disparities in Health Care Outcomes.

• Protecting Our Future: Leadership Skills-building for Black Gay Men

• The Long View: Perspectives on Healthy Aging with HIV

• Protecting Our Future: Leadership Skills-Building for Black Gay Men

• Clarifying Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Clinical Quality Management Program Expectations

Session 4: Friday, September 8, 2:00 - 4:00 pm

• Strolling into Truvada: PrEP Access Among Sex Workers

• Energy for Your Best Self: How to Help Maximize Your Internal Power

• Werk! Emotional Labor Among Trans WOC Peer Health Navigators

• Bijou: Using Online & Mobile Technology to Improve Health Outcomes

• Stigma-ta: HIV, White Supremacy, Homophobia, and the Black Church

• Risk, Relevance, Role - Conversations and Connections for women with HIV

• Collaboration: Bringing (and Keeping) the Right People to the Table

• Community Mobilization: Facilitators & Barriers in 9 U.S. Cities

• Psychosocial Issues among Older Adults with HIV: Challenges and Opportunities

• Developing a Network for Prevention Navigators When You Don’t Have One

• So, You’ve Got this Plan. What’s Next: Implementing ETE Plans

• Getting on the Same Page: Viral Suppression and HIV Transmission

• Ending HIV in the Trump Era: Risk or Opportunity?

• Chicas Charlando: Latinx ladies Discuss Intersectionality Within a Sexual and Reproductive Justice Framework

• Big Impact: PrEP Ed on Mobile Devices for MSM/Trans

• Mask Off: Raising Hell and Raising Our Voices

• Food Is Medicine for People with HIV: Addressing Nutrition Needs Leads to Health and Savings

• Collaboration: Bringing (and keeping) the Right People to the Table

Session 5: Friday, September 8, 4:15 - 6:15 pm

• How to Develop a PrEP Curriculum for CBOs

• Addressing Needs of Women of Color Aging with HIV

• The Indirect Approach: Access for Gay Men Through Engagement and Empowerment

• Staying in It: Building Frontline Staff Resilience & Preventing Burnout

• NEG, UB2, FU!: Stigma in the MSM Community

• Navigating Health Systems Changes: Challenges and Priorities

• Engaging Community in Social Science PrEP Research

• Analyzing HIV, Poverty, and Race to Understand and Elevate our Work

• New Developments in HIV Testing and Window Periods

• Health Care Rights Enforcement and Discrimination in the Trump Era

• Ensuring Access to Care: Counting on the Ryan White Program

• Coming of Age: Preparing the Next Generation of Asian & Pacific Islander HIV Leadership

• Why the X? Understanding Latinx

• Southern Stigma: New Research; Positive Action

• Addressing the Overrepresentation of PLWHIV/HCV in the Criminal Legal System

• Addressing the Social Drivers

• Aging Transgender - As the Sands Turn

• REIMAGINE: Engagement in Care

Session 6: Saturday, September 9, 9:00 - 11:00 am

• “A Seat at the Table” - Public Health Leaders Managing Transition!

• Community Reentry Project: Reducing Stigma for People Living with AIDS

• The Men’s Health Foundation Model: Novel Engagement Strategies for YMSMOC

• The Geriatricians Are In – Are Older Adults Aging Differently?

• Recognizing and Leveraging Your Current Resources: You Can Provide PrEP

• Building the Capacity of HIV and PrEP Navigation Programs

• Race and Health Outcomes in the United States

• Faith, Social Justice, and HIV: A Blueprint for the Black Church

• Developing a Plan to End Your States HIV Epidemic

• HIV Health Care Access: Impact of ACA Repeal Efforts

• Structural Competency and Access to HIV Services among LGBT AANHPIs

• We Need to Talk: Latinx Community “Isms” and Trauma

• Using the Law to Discriminate, a Southern Perspective

• BRING IT! Young Women, Trans Women, Trans Females and Femms Working Together

• How to Engage Faith Communities in HIV Programs

• Data Quality and Data Dashboard for User Engagement

• Black Women and PrEP

• Building Support for HIV Criminalization Reform & Advocacy 

• Survival Sex Work: Walking the Green Mile 

• Building Support for HIV Criminalization Reform and Advocacy

Session 7: Saturday, September 9, 2:00 - 4:00 pm

• Fierce: A New Approach to Engage Transwomen in PrEP Care

• Pelo a Pelo, sin miedo: Changing language in HIV Prevention

• When They Go Low We Go High: Courageous Leadership

• Addressing Stigma and Risk among Incarcerated Women Living with HIV/AIDS

• The Healthcare Landscape is Changing; is Your Organization Looking at Service Delivery Model Changes?

• Safer Drug Consumption Spaces for People Who Use Drugs

• HIV PrEP Implementation Models: Expanding Access to Priority Populations

• Undoing Structural Racism: A Local and National Perspective

• Access to Care and Communities of Color

• Novel Approaches in an Era of Resource Scarcity for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

• Inside the Mind: Youth Homelessness in DC

• Using STDs as PrEP Candidacy

• Saving Future Generations: HIV, Faith & Youth

• The AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC) Program National HIV Curriculum

• Ending the Epidemic for Everyone

• PrEP Location, Location, Location: Identifying and Addressing Access Disparities 

• HIV, Aging and Co-morbidities

• JUSTICE FOR ALL! Protecting Civil Rights through HIV Advocacy for Black Communities

Session 8: Saturday, September 9, 4:15 - 6:15 pm

• Live Undetectable: Scaling Up Viral Suppression Support for Vulnerable Populations

• Creating a Welcoming and Comfortable Environment for Trans Clients

• We Are Family: Mothers & Sons Navigating HIV Together

• How to Write Grant Applications that Win Funding

• Here and Now: The state of PrEP access and uptake in distinct populations

• Linkage to Care Programs and Supportive Services

• The Future of Medicaid, the Marketplaces, and Ryan White

• Community-Based Strategies to address HIV Stigma

• Where is the Love? Ending the Epidemic

• STD Prevention is HIV Prevention

• Youth Leadership Matters!

• Caring for the Person Living and Aging with HIV: It can be Complicated and It's the Future

• Strong Communities: Race & Social Drivers of HIV

• Race and Health Disparities Hepatitis: A Call to Action

• Expanding Sanctuary: Reimagining Resistance and Safety in our Cities

• The Intersection of Racial Justice, Mass Incarceration and HIV in the South

• Caring for the Aging HIV Positive Patient: It can be complicated and It's the Future. 

Session 9: Sunday, September 10, 9:00 -11:00 am

• Big Impact: PrEP Ed on Mobile Devices for MSM/Trans

• You Better Werk: Incorporating Drag Performance in HIV Prevention

• Benefits of Facilitating an HIV Self-Management Intervention for HIV-Positive Peers

• Sex Work and Safe Syringes: HIV Criminalization Advocacy-- Beyond Non-Disclosure

• Age is Not a Condom – Older Adults and HIV Prevention

• Leveraging Health Systems Data to Address Disparities and Service Gaps

• Advocacy: Engagement Strategies to end the Epidemic

• Southern Salvation: Black Gay Men, HIV, and the Black Church

• Ask a Provider:  Updates on HIV and HCV Treatment

• Using STDs as PrEP Candidacy

• Together We Can: Bridge Building between National HIV Organizations and Regional/State/Local HIV Organizations

• The Promise of Viral Hepatitis Elimination in the United States

• The Pedagogy of Action Module: Exploring HIV Education through Dance

• Supporting the Leadership of Jurisdictions in Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Planning

• Centering Transgender Leadership in the HIV Field

Poster Presentations

• “PrEP in the Wild”: What is motivating “informal” PrEP use?

• San Francisco’s Biomedical HIV Prevention and Care Continuum for Youth

• Rapid START- Quickly Lowering Community Viral Load with Expedited Linkage

• Promoting PrEP use Among Women of Color in Washington, D.C.

• Innovative Assessment of Childhood Trauma and HIV in Post-incarcerated Women

• Represent your cupcake: A sex-positive workshop promoting HIV/AIDS awareness

• Implementing Targeted Interventions Using Identified Barriers to Care for Women

• Gayming at Work: Creating Effective Engagement for YMSM of Color

• Innovative LTC methods for newly diagnosed gay youth

• Structural Factors Impacting HIV Service Utilization for Latino GBT Youth

• Online Health Promotion for Latino YMSM; California’s Peer2Peers Project

• Passing the Baton, Not the Virus

• Wellness Strategies for Leaders of Color Living with HIV

• Sistas Organizing to Survive: Mobilizing Black Women to Address HIV

• Building Leadership and Capacity in mid-level Organizations Practices

• Looking Back to Move Forward: HIV & Older Adults

• The Health Needs of Older HIV+ Latinos: A National Assessment

• Reducing Tobacco Use Among PLWH: Saving Lives Through Systems Change

• The HOPWA Homebuyer Project: “Homeownership: The Forgotten Option”

• Community-Based Agencies Leading Prevention & Care Integration: Washington State Strategies

• NYS Integrated Plan: Partnerships in Ending the Epidemic

• 90/90/90/50 Plan: Framework for Ending the HIV Epidemic in DC

• Rural AIDS Advocacy:  A Success Story