Long COVID Justice, a project of Strategies for High Impact, is launching a new support group for people living with both HIV and Long COVID.
The group is free to join, but we ask that you to commit to attending all four sessions. We’ll meet every other Thursday on Zoom: October 24, November 7 & 21, and December 5 2024 from 6:30pm – 8:00pm.
If you can’t join on these dates, you can sign up to be informed when 2025 dates are released.
Note: Participants must live in the U.S. (regardless of immigration status).
Learn more and sign up here.
HIV Complexities Survey: Share Your Priorities for HIV Training & Advocacy
Strategies for High Impact is conducting a preliminary survey to collect community input for our HIV Complexities Project.
The HIV Complexities Project provides information, training, advocacy and analysis on crucial issues affecting people living with HIV and their communities in the United States. If you're living with HIV, engaging in HIV prevention, or working in HIV communities, let us know what programming most interests you.
Read moreNOW UP: Navigating COVID and Long COVID as Long-Term HIV Survivors - webinar recording
Strategies for High Impact and our Long COVID Justice project have released a video recording for our webinar collaboration with the Reunion Project: TRUST YOURSELF & TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER: Navigating COVID and Long COVID as Long-Term HIV Survivors.
About the webinar: The ongoing COVID-19 crisis has brought significant loss and challenges for people living with #HIV—including higher rates of #LongCOVID, which can be a wide range of new, returning, or ongoing health problems triggered by COVID infection. How do we care for ourselves and one another as we continue to face risks and realities of COVID-19 and Long COVID?
The webinar featured panel testimonials and real-life accounts from people living with HIV including Gabriel San Emeterio, S4HI cofounder, as well as keynote speaker Dr. Michael Peluso (UCSF), along with a robust community discussion.
New interview with Strategies for High Impact's inaugural BIPOC Fellow Abdul-Aliy Muhammad and Advisory Team member Pato Hebert →
A visionary conversation on living, writing, organizing, and making art around HIV and Long COVID with S4HI BIPOC Fellow Abdul-Aliy Muhammad and Advisory Council member Pato Hebert. Thanks to our partners at Narrative Initiative for editing and publishing the interview.
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