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CHLP is releasing two resources this World AIDS Day focused on both explaining the issues related to Molecular HIV Surveillance and providing a policy path to protect data privacy as a means to improve access to healthcare.
Policy and legal groups gathered for a community interim study about HIV at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Wednesday, November 20.
On November 20, 2024, CHLP participated in an interim study about HIV criminalization sponsored by Oklahoma State Senators Julia Kirt and Carri Hicks.
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Collective Action Through Solidarity: A call to HIV advocacy and disability justice movements

Kytara Epps
Public Health and Advocacy Strategist, CHLP
This World AIDS Day, we must recommit to our shared principles of collective action, to cross-movement building, and to not leaving behind those most at risk of criminalization.
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Visionary Justice

If you share CHLP's vision of radical, transformative, and Visionary Justice, please donate to our fundraising campaign. The entire CHLP team thanks you for your solidarity and support. We cannot create the world we all deserve without you!