HealthHIV

03/17/2026

Only one more sleep until the start of !
Join us at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel from March 16-18 for an extensive program of multidisciplinary content.
Learn more and register at: sync2026.org.

03/16/2026

The countdown to continues. Only two more days until we start off the program on Wednesday, March 18th at the Renaissance Arlington Capital View Hotel. If you are already onsite for , stay for SYNC!

More info at: sync2026.org.

03/16/2026

The 24th National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week kicks off today! This year's theme—"Organize to OUTlast"—calls on the LGBTQ community and those who provide healthcare for LGBTQ communities to organize for LGBTQ health against regressive forces in policy and culture. Learn more: healthlgbtq.org/awareness-week

03/16/2026

The wait is almost over! begins on Wednesday, March 18 with five in-depth Institutes.

Check out the full agenda and register for SYNC at: sync2026.org.

03/13/2026

The plenary sessions exemplify the syndemic approach needed to move forward in synchronicity -- from access and care to innovation and advocacy. Check out all of the plenary sessions here: https://syncconference.org/plenaries/

03/13/2026

: The March edition of "Capacity Connection" highlights Women's History Month and the 24th National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week, taking place March 16-20.

Read the edition here: effibarryinstitute.org/capacity-connection.

03/12/2026

Explore the range of Special Sessions that are part of the SYNC 2026 program. These will cover a wide range of topics, including advancing LGBTQ health, capacity building, healthcare access, treatment challenges, and biomedical therapy developments. See all special sessions: syncconference.org/agenda/list/?tribe_eventcategory%5B0%5D=59

03/11/2026

Join Dr. Demetre Daskalakis at on 3/19 for the "Talk PrEP® Show", a star-studded “late night”-style chat about innovations in HIV prevention, PrEP optionality, and expanding access to HIV prevention for marginalized communities. Register here: syncconference.org/register/

03/11/2026

This on-demand, accredited e-learning module from DC Engage covers the various health and social needs of previously incarcerated individuals with substance use disorders upon returning home to their Washington, D.C. communities. Access here: reduceharmdc.org/training/needs-of-returning-citizens-with-substance-use-disorders

03/09/2026