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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U.S. South
Sessions addressing the specific realities of the epidemic and HIV response in the U.S. South, including Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
Total: 21 sessions
- Institutes: 2
- iPosters: 14
- Workshops: 5
2025 Needs Assessment: Ryan White Part A Program of Nashville, TN
Black Joy, Black Power, Black Futures: Reimagining HIV Leadership in the South (NEW)
Bridging ED to Outpatient Care: Lessons from the South
Bridging the Gap: Mobile Health Solutions for HIV and STI Care in Rural Kentucky
From Disruption to Recovery: HIV and STI Positivity Trends Across the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Deep South
From HIV Prevention to Whole-Person Care: Twenty Years of Integrated, Person-Centered Services for Marginalized Communities in South Dallas
Lights, Camera, Advocacy: Using Film to Build Future HIV Leaders at Southern HBCUs
Meeting providers where they are: Using hospital huddles for community collaboration and perinatal HIV prevention education in Southern Nevada (NEW)
Mississippi Learning: Driving Systemic Change in HIV Service Delivery Through Strategic Partnerships and Capacity Building
More Than a Meal: A Pantry-to-Prevention Model Addressing HIV, Food Insecurity, and Healthcare Access in Southwest Atlanta
Routinizing HIV Testing and Prevention Through Partnerships in the South Texas Border Region
SHE MATTERS: Rebuilding HIV Prevention and Care Access for Black Communities in Mississippi Following Sexual Health Service Reductions
Southern Tea: Community Voices Shaping HIV Solutions Across Georgia
Southern Tea: Community Voices Shaping HIV Solutions Across Georgia (NEW)
State of the South: Political Power as HIV Prevention in the U.S. South
The Louisiana Coalition on Criminalization and Health: Building and Sustaining a Movement to Decriminalize HIV in the South
The South Got Something to Say: Building BIPOC HIV Prevention in New Orleans
The Story of Us: How the HIV Criminalization Modernization Movement in Louisiana has Evolved
Transportation as Access: Using Geospatial Mapping to Visualize Service Deserts for PLHIV Across the Southern United States
When Access Is Not Enough: Gaps Between Healthcare Access and HIV Prevention Engagement in High-Burden Mississippi Communities
When Prevention Systems Shift: Temporal Trends in PrEP Awareness and Uptake During Policy and Service Delivery Disruptions in Metro Atlanta
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Contact
For information, updates, and questions about NMAC’s 2026 US Conference on HIV/AIDS, please email conferences@nmac.org.
