Our National Virtual Meetings are longer, online meetings that happen twice a year, usually in June and December. They are designed to provide an opportunity for people to connect who may not otherwise be able to attend a regional town hall meeting in person. These programs are led by a planning committee of HIV long-term survivors who develop the theme, choose topics, invite speakers, and help lead the online three-hour event.
December 7, 2023 This National Virtual Town Hall features keynote speaker Allison Agwu, MD's presentation on "HIV and Aging Across the Lifespan". The Town Hall also features a presentation on "HIV/Aging Policy Updates" with Terri Wilder, SAGE; and two panels,...
June 29, 2023 Sometimes we feel like our lives are defined by (and limited to) our experience as HIV/AIDS survivors. Can we move beyond this restrictive label, and create "a life beyond HIV?" What do we need to build this future and how do we get it?
December 6, 2022 An overview of tips to stay healthy and well as a long-term survivor of HIV from keynote speaker, Nelson Vergel, as well as information on employment benefits for long-term survivors provided by National Working Positive Coalition.
July 12, 2022 An interactive webinar on aging while thriving with HIV, featuring a talk by Keynote Speaker Maile Young Karris, MD, and including information on employment and benefits for people living and aging with HIV from The National Working Positive Coalition.
December 8, 2020 Award winning blogger Mark S. King and renowned HIV advocate Tammy Kinney discuss the intricacies of sex and dating for long-term survivors of HIV. Not for the faint of heart!
December 8, 2020 Jeff Berry, Waheedah Shabazz-El, and Heshie Zinman discuss the political landscape of and areas of advocacy for long-term survivors of HIV at The Reunion Project National Town Hall in December 2020.
December 8, 2020 Dr. David Fawcett shares his own personal story and provides tools for how to create resilience in your own life. A part of The Reunion Project National Town Hall in December 2020.
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