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About the Agenda
For the first time in the history of this epidemic, community based organizations, health departments, direct service providers, researchers, advocates, public health representatives, people living with HIV/AIDS and many others have come together to develop the Latino/Hispanic AIDS Action Agenda, a national health and prevention policy document that responds to the crisis. On January 29-30, 2021 in Washington, D.C. people from across the nation including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands will come together to discuss at length the solutions needed to overcome the HIV/AIDS crisis faced by our communities. Together, as a community, we will not only develop an agenda that will represent our definition of what the underlying problems are but we will also recommend and prioritize the changes that we see necessary to reverse this epidemic of indifference and injustice.
 
April 2020. The first meetings to create an AIDS agenda for the Latino/Hispanic population comes to fruition.
 
 
 
September 2020. Release of the Call to Action and Mobilization to address the nation’s HIV/AIDS prevention and care needs.
 
 
November 2020. Attendees of USCA participate in the Latino Institute to discuss the Latino/Hispanic AIDS Action Agenda which focuses on local and regional issues facing Latino/Hispanic communities.
 
 
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The Latino/Hispanic AIDS Action Agenda wishes to acknowledge the generous support from Abbott Laboratories that made possible organizing the National Latino AIDS Leadership Summit and the development of the Latino AIDS Action Agenda.