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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Policy, Advocacy & Criminalization
Sessions on policy advocacy, HIV decriminalization, and advocacy strategies in the current political environment.
Total: 31 sessions
- Institutes: 5
- iPosters: 8
- Workshops: 18
45 Years Strong: Storytelling as Power, Healing, and Advocacy Among HIV Survivors
Advocating on the State-Level: Lessons Learned and the Way Forward (NEW)
Beyond Status: Immigration Policy, Healthcare Access, and Public Health
Beyond Visibility: Intimacy, Conflict & Care in Black T4T Relationships
Bridging Generations, Building Power: An Intergenerational HIV/Aging Storytelling and Advocacy Bootcamp
Decriminalization in 2026: Ending HIV Criminalization amid Our Current Political Environment
For Such a Time as This: Church Hurt, Church Healing & HIV Hope Through Storytelling and Black Heterosexual HIV Advocacy (NEW)
From Evidence to Implementation: The RISE Framework for HIV-Inclusive Infant Feeding Policy, Practice, and Health Equity
From Exam Room to Action: The Clinician’s Role in Advocacy and Health Equity
From Investment to Impact: Evaluating Philanthropic Strategy to Advance PrEP Access and Policy Change
From Stigma to Strength: Centering Advocacy and Lived Experience in HIV Education (NEW)
From Testimony to Transformation: Building HIV Advocacy Through Community Storytelling (NEW)
Lights, Camera, Advocacy: Using Film to Build Future HIV Leaders at Southern HBCUs
Moving the Middle: A Masterclass in Media, Storytelling, and Narrative Change for HIV Advocacy (NEW)
One Message, Four Americas: Regional U=U Evidence for Policy and Scale-Up
Paying for PrEP: Understanding State and Federal Legal Protections and What You Can Do (NEW)
Post-Election Advocacy Training Federal Edition: Political Scenario Interactive Session
Reaffirming the Policy and Health Impacts of Harm Reduction Strategies in Times of Crisis
Rising to Meet the Moment — Civil Resistance in Defense of Health, Democracy, and Human Dignity (NEW)
Sex and Pleasure in the Time of Surveillance and Criminalization – An Intergenerational Conversation (NEW)
The 5 Senses of Advocacy: Building the Next Generation of HIV Leaders
The Impulse Engage-Support-Connect Model: Elevating Social Advocacy, Health Literacy, and Advancing the HIV Care Continuum for Gay Men
The Informed Decision-Making Toolkit: Exploring the implementation of the policy, community, clinic triad.
The Louisiana Coalition on Criminalization and Health: Building and Sustaining a Movement to Decriminalize HIV in the South
The Story of Us: How the HIV Criminalization Modernization Movement in Louisiana has Evolved
Turning Local Evidence into HIV Impact: Lessons from Community-Led Policy and Implementation Research
Unbreakable Advocates: Combating Attrition and Fighting for Health Equity in a Hostile Environment (NEW)
United and Unbreakable: Advancing Inclusive HIV Criminalization Reform Across the African Diaspora (NEW)
Using HIV Modeling Tools to Inform Funding, Policy, and Program Decisions
When Prevention Systems Shift: Temporal Trends in PrEP Awareness and Uptake During Policy and Service Delivery Disruptions in Metro Atlanta
Who Advocates for Her? Centering Women’s Leadership, Care, and Collective Healing in the HIV Response (NEW)
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Contact
For information, updates, and questions about NMAC’s 2026 US Conference on HIV/AIDS, please email conferences@nmac.org.
