A free virtual educational event

Caraconference 2023

Transcending Barriers to Ending the HIV Epidemic

Join us for our sixth annual Caraconference, a virtual educational event focused on the intersection of public health and HIV/AIDS.

September 11–15, 2023

Every day from 12:00–1:00 PM (ET)

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In the US today, we have the tools to achieve an HIV-free generation. While medical interventions to prevent and treat HIV are better than ever, stigma and health inequities impede access for many individuals and communities.

At the same time, new punitive federal and state laws threaten the rights of the populations who are disproportionately impacted by HIV and undermine the scientific progress toward ending the epidemic. Despite barriers and injustice, public and community health workers, social services organizations, medical providers, and individuals at-risk for or living with HIV remain resilient—inventing new ways to serve the people that need us most.

At Caraconference 2023, experts and practitioners from across geographies and disciplines will share their work in limiting disparities and creating pathways for systems change in the prevention and treatment of HIV.

Topics include:

The TRAILBLAZER study and combatting medical mistrust
Harm reduction and intimate partner violence
Systemic barriers to Ending the HIV Epidemic
Expanding HIV self-testing programs
The intersection of public health and the criminal justice system

Space is limited, so register now!

Monday, Sept 11 – Friday, Sept 15
Sessions are held every day from 12:00–1:00 PM (Eastern Time)

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CEUs will be available for select conference sessions. Social CE approved by the State of Ohio CSWMFT Board: RSX111501.

Can’t make the live sessions?

Register to receive a link to the presentations after the conference is over. If you CAN make it, we suggest you attend live to watch the event in real-time and participate in Q&As.