The Southern Solidarity HIV Advocacy Summit at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health brings together over 150 HIV advocates and leaders across the South on Friday and Saturday to discuss strategies and successes in advocating against barriers to equitable HIV care and treatment in the region.
Kia Colbert is the director of the COMPASS Coordinating Center at Emory University, who is hosting the event along with the Southern AIDS Coalition and ACT NOW: END AIDS.
Colbert told “All Things Considered” host Jim Burress that HIV continues to disproportionately devastate the U.S. South.
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