2026 USCHA Pathways (Preliminary)

Explore 2026 USCHA Pathways, your guide to navigating this year’s Institutes, Workshops, and iPosters organized by topics and audiences that matter most to you. Whether you’re focused on one area of interest or several, each Pathway highlights sessions aligned to that theme, and since many sessions speak to multiple populations and topics, you may see a few favorites appear more than once.

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Total: 116 sessions

  • Institutes: 13
  • iPosters: 41
  • Workshops: 62
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Track 3

#CelebrateUU: Using Storytelling and Creative Engagement to Advance U=U and Reduce HIV Stigma

Track 5

A Scoping Review of Implementation Science Theories, Models, and Frameworks in HIV Research

Track 1

A Walk in Her Shoes: From Diagnosis to Undetectable…and Everything in Between

Track 2

Access Is Only the Beginning: Building Unbreakable Bridges Through Language Justice in HIV Prevention and Treatment

Track 2

Addressing the Gaps Together: Discussions on the Intersection of HIV & Domestic Violence

Track 1

Advancing Whole Person HIV Care Through Insights From NIDA Supported Research and Community Partnerships

Track 2

All Access, No Health Action: Examining How Awareness & Education Doesn’t Always Lead to Behavioral Change in Urban Environments

Track 5

An Exploratory Study of Healthcare Stigma and PrEP Stigma by PrEP Care Setting Among Sexual Minority Men

Track 5

An Integrative Review of PrEP Promotion Strategies at Historically Black Colleges and Universities to Reduce HIV Disparities

Track 2

Applying Digital Health to Optimize Public Health Operations for Culturally and Geographically Diverse Communities – U.S. Virgin Islands Case Study

Track 6

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy in Practice: Exploring Risks and Opportunities in HIV Prevention

Track 1

Asking the Unaskable: Building Unbreakable HIV Prevention and Care through Sexual Health Conversations

Track 5

Automating Equity: Electronic Health Record-Driven Opt-Out HIV Screening Addresses Provider Bias and Shifts Case Identification Demographics

Track 5

Bang for Your Buck: Comprehensive Modeling of HIV Prevention Funding for Health Departments and Medicaid Expansion from 2008 to 2023

Track 6

BASIC Training: Learning from the Past and Visioning a Just Future for People Living with HIV

Track 3

Beyond a Seat at the Table: Advancing Meaningful Involvement of People Living with HIV

Track 6

Beyond the Clinic Walls: Technology, Innovation, and Community-Centered Thinking to Meet People Where They Are

Track 5

Breaking Through HIV-Related Stigma Across Prevention, Treatment, and Clinical Research: Toward a Unifying Conceptual Model

Track 2

Bridging the Gap: Effective Community Outreach Strategies to Improve Access to HIV Care by Meeting People Where They Are

Track 2

Building Community Infrastructure for Status Neutral Care Across Diverse Communities

Track 3

Building Power for Liberation: A Couch Conversation on Creating a Black-led Future of the HIV Movement

Track 1

Building Strategies and Solutions that Address Social Determinants of Health

Track 3

Built on Trust: Storytelling and Community Engagement as a Model for HIV Prevention

Track 4

Built to Lead: Health Department Staff Advancing HIV Prevention in Uncertain Times

Track 2

Characterizing Pharmacist-billed HIV Oral Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Claims Among Commercially Insured Individuals

Track 5

Chlamydia Positivity Driving Linkage to HIV Prevention Eligibility for Those Linked to Biomedical HIV Prevention: A Case Study

Track 5

Clocking the Tea on HIV: Integrating Mental Health, Education, and Adherence-Centered Care

Track 2

Closing the Distance: Expanding Status Neutral HIV Prevention and Treatment Through Virtual Care in 25 States

Track 2

Closing the Gap in HIV Care: A Health System and NYC Health Department Partnership to Reengage and Link Out-of-Care Patients

Track 1

Clutch City Art Project: Advancing HIV prevention through the arts

Track 3

Community Catering as Care: Using Food, Fellowship, and Culturally Responsive Outreach to Engage Underserved Populations in HIV/Wellness Services

Track 7

Community HERO Treatment Survey: Insights into Rapid Antiretroviral Therapy Initiation Patterns and Perceptions Across a Global Population of PWH

Track 2

Comparing Patient Outcomes and Retention Between Mail-In Testing and Traditional Laboratory-Based HIV and STI Screening Models

Track 3

Connecting the Currents: Communicating Complex HIV Epidemiological Interventions Through Storytelling

Track 3

Critical Partnerships: The OSMe Buddy Navigation Program and the PrEPárate Campaign Story

Track 6

Do It Yourself: A Sex Positive & Kink-Informed HIV Prevention Approach for AMAB People of African Descent

Track 7

Does Phone Call Appointment Scheduling Impact Anal Cancer Screening Rates in Biological Males Living with HIV?

Track 5

Early Implementation Considerations for Routine Opt-Out HIV Screening in a High-Volume Emergency Department

Track 3

Empowered to Thrive: Storytelling, Representation, and Human Connection in HIV

Track 1

Ending Epidemics Together: A Replicable Syndemic Framework Built on Cross-Sector Partnership

Track 1

EveryBODY’s Doing It: A New Approach to Sexual Health Conversations

Track 7

EveryBODY’s Doing It: A New Approach to Sexual Health Conversations (NEW)

Track 1

Exploring Internalized HIV-Related Stigma and Care Barriers Among Adults with Perinatally Acquired HIV: A Literature Snapshot

Track 4

Finding Stability in the Chaos: Strategies for Sustaining HIV Services Organizations

Track 1

Finding the Hidden Intersections: HIV, Sex Trafficking, and Survivor-Led Solutions

Track 6

From Attendees to Change Agents: Cultivating HIV Convenings Into Catalysts for Action

Track 4

From Data to Decision-Making: A PoWER (Partners Working for Enhanced Results) Evaluation Training by Emory COMPASS

Track 5

From Discovery to Community: HIV Vaccine and Cure Science Breakthroughs for Ending the Epidemic

Track 5

From Evidence to Action: Using Surveillance to Care Data Integration to Close HIV Care Gaps

Track 2

From Global to Local: Translating PEPFAR Innovations to Close Healthcare Gaps to End the HIV Epidemic in the U.S.

Track 1

From Outreach to Outcomes: The Build Up LGBTQ+ Care Model

Track 5

From Principles to Practice: Operationalizing Equity in HIV Program Evaluation

Track 5

From Risk Identification to Prevention Action: Linking STI Diagnosis to PrEP Uptake in a Community-Based HIV Prevention Program

Track 4

Growing From Within: Building Communal Readiness in HIV/AIDS Service Organizations

Track 7

Heart Health in HIV: Moving Beyond REPRIEVE (listed in Submittable as: Keeping with the Rhythm: Practical Approaches to Cardiovascular Prevention Guidelines in HIV Primary Care) (NEW)

Track 7

HIV PrEP and Treatment Injections and Clinic Implementation 101

Track 1

HIV Service Provider Responses to Employment Needs of People Living with HIV

Track 4

Implementation of an Electronic Medical Record in a Community-Based HIV/STI Testing Center: A Continuous Quality Improvement Approach

Track 5

Information Environments and HIV Stigma: Examining News Media as a Structural Determinant of Health

Track 2

Insured but Not Covered: Access to HIV Prevention, Treatment, and Affordability

Track 4

Integrating AI Tools into HIV Services Organizations Workflow: A Foundational Skills Building Workshop

Track 1

Integrating NCD Service Management in the HIV Clinic at Kisumu County Referral Hospital in Kisumu, Kenya

Track 3

KISS (Keeping It Safe Is Sexy) & TELL: Bridging Generations and Advance HIV Prevention, Care, and Reproductive Justice through Storytelling

Track 1

Living Pono: Traditional Hawaiian Cultural Healing for People Living with HIV

Track 2

Mapping Preventive Care Access at the State Level: A Nationwide Scan of Coverage Mandates

Track 3

Meeting Black Men Where They Are: Expanding HIV and Hepatitis C Screening Through Community Partnerships

Track 5

My STEPS to Care: Evaluation of the Feasibility, Acceptability, and Appropriateness of STEPS to Care to Support HIV Care Engagement

Track 2

NightWave: A Novel Population Specific HIV Prevention Model Integrating Community Mapping, Social Psychology, and Clinical Care to Increase PrEP Uptake

Track 3

No! Why Don’t YOU Disclose? — Assessing the Burden and Desires to Share Your Serostatus

Track 3

Our Stories Are Evidence: Building the Next Generation of HIV Leaders Through Storytelling and Mentorship

Track 6

Overview of the NIH Office of AIDS Research: Coordinating and Advancing the NIH HIV Research Agenda

Track 5

PLWH Can Guide HIV Prevention Research: Analytical Treatment Interruption Studies for Preventive Vaccine Development and an HIV Cure

Track 5

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Services Across US HIV Service Organizations: Findings from a National Survey

Track 2

PrEP as a Poverty Issue: Rethinking HIV Prevention Through an Economic Justice Lens

Track 1

PrEP, Pages, and People: Brothers Who Read as Black LGBTQ+ HIV Prevention and Whole-Person Care

Track 1

Project TRANSition: 2 Weeks to Change a Lifetime

Track 2

Race Does NOT Equal Risk: Dismantling Race-Based Medicine to Close the HIV Care Gap

Track 1

Rapid Human Immunodeficiency Virus Linkage and Treatment in a Community-Based Whole-Person Health System

Track 2

Re-Centering Community: From Development to Operationalization – Population-Specific Needs Assessments to Strengthen Public Health Systems and Response

Track 4

Re-Imagining Ending the HIV Epidemic through Braided, Blended, and Sequential Funding

Track 6

Ready for Business? A Partnership Playbook for HIV Organizations

Track 2

Reimagining HIV Investment through a Multi-Sector Partnership Model

Track 1

Remote Diagnosis, Testing, Care & Prevention. Changing the Paradigm to Build Patient Centric Care Models in Public/Community Health

Track 2

Rx for Change: Mobilizing Pharmacies and Communities to Expand PrEP Access

Track 1

Seen, Heard, Valued: Humanizing HIV Prevention and Care to Reduce Disengagement

Track 5

SmartDaaS: Machine Learning Platform for HIV Treatment Interruption Prediction and Programme Intelligence in Sub-Saharan Africa

Track 5

State Differences in LAI-PrEP Utilization in Medicaid by PrEP Clinic Density (2022 to 2024)

Track 3

Stay Humble: Queerness and Social Systems

Track 3

Steeped in Care: A Creative Wellness Experience

Track 3

Step Through History: From Interest to Initiative

Track 5

Strategies to Sustain HIV Services in Resource-Constrained Settings: Findings from a Global Crowdsourcing Open Call

Track 3

Students Still Think You Can Get HIV from a Toilet Seat: What Campus Conversations Reveal About HIV/STI Education in 2026

Track 5

TB-HIV Co-Infection Burden and Health System Response Gaps in Nigeria: A State-Level Analysis

Track 7

Testing for Everyone: Reaching Every Age, Every Community, Every Opportunity (NEW)

Track 3

The 2026 State of HIV Stigma: Community Storytelling, Media, and Action

Track 3

The Body Speaks in Stories: Illness and Individuation in the Human Experience

Track 1

The co-occurring impact of violence and mental health on long-acting injectable PrEP adherence among gender and sexual identity diverse patients

Track 5

The Development of Localized Social Media Campaigns to Increase Registry Engagement in Early-Phase HIV Prevention Clinical Trials

Track 3

The HIV in Entertainment Playbook: Community-Led Storytelling to Reduce Stigma and Shift Culture

Track 4

The Journey Toward a Trauma-Informed HIV Organization

Track 1

The Lifing Framework: Centering Black Men’s Wholeness in HIV Prevention, Care, and Healing

Track 7

The Next Era of HIV Care: Long-Acting Therapies, Cure Science, and What’s on the Horizon (NEW)

Track 6

The Power of Mapping & Mobile Outreach

Track 3

The Sound of Healing Experience

Track 1

Transforming HIV Systems of Care: Washington DC’s Integrated Whole-Person Ryan White Program Model

Track 2

Transforming She’s Well into Mahogany Blue: Reimagining a CDC PrEP Campaign to Create an Intentional, Equity-Centered PrEP Provider Toolkit

Track 5

Undetectable Pussy: Turning Evidence into HIV Justice and Bodily Autonomy

Track 2

Unequal Conditions, Unequal Outcomes: Social Determinants of Health and Viral Suppression Among People Living with HIV in New York State

Track 5

United and Unbreakable: Systematic Review and Conceptual Mapping of HIV-Related Stigma Measures in Clinical and Community Settings

Track 5

Us Against the System – Keeping People with HIV Covered Despite Medicaid Work Requirements

Track 2

Using the Science to Meet the Patient Where They Are; Patients Are Not Algorithms

Track 2

Utilizing Electronic Health Records in the Emergency Department to Re-Engage Patients Lost to Follow Up in HIV Care

Track 2

We Don’t Have a Health Equity Problem. We Have a Power Problem

Track 4

What We Weren’t Taught: Building HIV Organizations That Can Survive the Future

Track 1

Workshop: Al Mal Tiempo, Buena Cara/Receiving Challenging Time with Good Attitude

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