 | HIV ECHO March 27, 2026 Dr. Jessica Ridgway is Associate Professor of Medicine in the section of Infectious Diseases and Global Health and Medical Director of Adult HIV Ambulatory Care at the University of Chicago. She is also Director of Predictive Analytics for the Chicago Center for HIV Elimination and Director of the Third Coast Center for AIDS Research’s Clinical Sciences Core. Her research utilizes large electronic medical record databases to understand HIV epidemiology across the continuum of care. She studies implementation of clinical informatics approaches for improving HIV care and prevention. Time: 11:00am to 12:00pm CT Register for this Training |
 | Using Motivational Interviewing in HIV Care March 31, 2026 Join us for a FREE 1-day in-person training to increase your knowledge on the spirit and principles of motivational interviewing to engage people with HIV. This training is being hosted by the UT San Antonio and Valley AIDS Council AETC teams. We hope to see you all there! Time: 8:00am to 4:00pm CT Register for this Training |
 | Viviendo Valiente: HIV Education April 1 & 2, 2026 Viviendo Valiente is designed to increase HIV awareness, testing, linkage to high-quality HIV care, retention in care, and viral suppression among Latinos, particularly those of Mexican origin, by using culturally responsive strategies at the individual, group, and community levels. Key elements include: •Culturally responsive education: Training that equips community health workers and other facilitators to educate about HIV prevention, transmission, testing, treatment, and care in ways that resonate with Latino communities. •Multi-level outreach: Individual support, group workshops, and broader community engagement through health fairs and culturally relevant messaging to reduce stigma and promote care access. •Community health worker focus: The intervention uses trained promotores/promotoras who share cultural and linguistic backgrounds with participants to build trust and improve engagement. •Training opportunities: Viviendo Valiente also functions as a curriculum used in Community Health Worker (CHW) training settings to build the skills and competencies needed to support HIV care engagement within Latino communities. The approach strives to reduce disparities in HIV care and outcomes by addressing social, cultural, and structural barriers to care and promoting sustained engagement in HIV treatment. This event is FREE and lunch will be PROVIDED. The UT San Antonio and Valley AIDS Council AETC teams are the co-hosts for this training and we hope to see many of you there! Time: 8:30am to 4:30pm CT Register for this Training |
 | 6th Annual HIV & SUD Virtual Symposium April 8, 2026 Time: 9:00am to 4:00pm CT Our 6th Annual HIV & SUD Virtual Symposium returns on April 8, 2026. Planning and coordination is well underway and we are excited to bring you all a wonderful line up of diverse experts in the fields of HIV and SUD. Join us for a full day of presentations that take us deep into the intersection of HIV, SUD and beyond! Register for this Training |
 | 3rd Annual HIV & Aging Symposium June 12th, 2026 Time: 8:00am to 1:30pm CT SAVE THE DATE- The HIV & Aging Symposium returns for its third year in San Antonio, Texas. Stay tuned as share details on speakers, presentations, and more... In the meantime, make sure to mark your calendars and REGISTER TODAY! Register for this Training |
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