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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Women (General)
Sessions centered on women broadly (cisgender and across diverse identities) living with or affected by HIV.
Total: 24 sessions
- Institute: 1
- iPosters: 9
- Workshops: 14
A Village for the Future: Black Women’s Stories, Art, and HIV Services
Absent Two Years Running: San Diego HIV Consortium (SDHIVC) WLWH Bring HIV Awareness to UCSD’s Women’s Health Symposium
Advancing HIV Prevention and Treatment for Women with Emerging and Effective Strategies and Interventions
Assessing Parents’ Priorities for Postpartum Education and Support: Strategies to Address Identified Gaps (NEW)
Beyond the Pill: Voices on the Future of HIV Prevention for Black Women
Black Trans Women As Healing-Centered Researchers: Doing Research With Community, Rather Than On Community
Black Women Are the Movement: Visibility, Leadership, Power & What’s Next
Condom fatigue and PrEP hesitancy: understanding HIV prevention preferences among Black women in New York
Detangling the Roots: A Guided Conversation on HIV Prevention, Sexual Health and Wellness for Women
Developmental Predictors of Psychosocial Strengths Among Black Women Living With HIV: The Role of Age and Time Living With HIV
Invisible in the Data: Women of Color Living with HIV Across California’s 58 Counties — A 2026 Surveillance Landscape Analysis
Invisible in the Room: Women Living with HIV (WLWH) and the Women’s Health Agenda
Language Matters in Care and Prevention: Results from a Community-Based Survey Among Women and Nonbinary Adults Living with HIV
Our Stories, Our Voices: Using Storytelling to Advance HIV Prevention, Reduce Stigma, and Elevate Black Women’s Voices
Report from Women Living with HIV (WLWH) in San Diego: Community-Identified Research Priorities
Sustaining DREAMS: Translating HIV Prevention Evidence into Care for Adolescent Girls and Young Women
Syndemic burdens among women require multilevel solutions! Mobile app technology and peer navigation for HIV care and mental health outcomes
Testing on Her Terms: Reducing HIV Stigma Through Free Self-Test Distribution for Black Women
United and Unbreakable: Advancing Black Women’s Leadership, Organizations, and Communities in the HIV Response
United and Unbreakable: Building Hands-On Community Skills to Promote Person-Centered Care for Older Adult Women Living with HIV
When a Sexologist and an Infectious Disease Researcher Walk Into a Room: Reimagining Sexual Health Conversations for Black Women
When Perceived Safety Masks Prevention Need: Whole-Person HIV/STI Prevention for Women in Maryland EHE Jurisdictions
Who Advocates for Her? Centering Women’s Leadership, Care, and Collective Healing in the HIV Response (NEW)
Women Talking: Lessons Learned from Co-Facilitating a Community-Based Wellness and Leadership Retreat for Black Women
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Para consultar la lista completa de todos los talleres, pósteres digitales e institutos, remítase a la aplicación de la conferencia USCHA 2026, que estará disponible en las próximas semanas.
Contact
For information, updates, and questions about NMAC’s 2026 US Conference on HIV/AIDS, please email conferences@nmac.org.
