Forty HIV prevention advocates convened via teleconference on May 6 to kickoff the Prevention Justice Alliance to build on the momentum from last December’s Prevention Justice Mobilization, which was launched in Atlanta and across the country in dozens of affiliated events.
The Kickoff promoted strategic campaigns addressing HIV prevention from a social justice standpoint. Speakers emphasized actions advocates can take to target the social and structural conditions that increase vulnerability of individuals and communities to HIV. Callers also suggested next steps for the PJA (summarized below and available here).
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