CHLP Publications

By the year 2030, 70% of people living with HIV are projected to be over the age of 50, but the country’s social services and healthcare infrastructure are not prepared to address their needs.

Introduced in the 2024 legislative session, House Bill 3098 (HB 3098) would have dramatically increased the number of health conditions criminalized under Oklahoma law.

This resource was developed by CHLP with partners at HEAT, Lambda Legal and the Legal Action Center as part of a campaign against changes to New York State law that would fundamentally change how patients are notified about HIV testing by removing the provision for affirmative informed consent.

This guide for advocates was a collaboration between the U.S. People Living with HIV Caucus, CHLP, and Positive Women’s Network-USA. It serves as a roadmap for people living with HIV (PLHIV) and other advocates to navigate the serious issues with molecular HIV surveillance (MHS).

On November 2, 2022, CHLP sent a letter to Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf urgently requesting that he veto HB 103.

New York State Assembly Bill 3864 -- the first of its kind in the nation -- will require licensed health care providers to complete training in sexual health, including how to talk to patients about sex, STIs and HIV.

In 2021, major prosecutors and their representatives from the five New York City boroughs gathered with public health officials from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to discuss issues, concerns, and updated scientific data on HIV and infectious diseases.