Threats to HIV Funding: What You Need to Do Now

Evany Turk of Positive Women’s Network USA joins Karl Schmid to explain what people living with HIV should do right now as threats to ADAP and HIV treatment funding spread beyond Florida.

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Evany Turk

The Conversation

As threats to HIV treatment funding spread beyond Florida, Evany Turk of Positive Women’s Network USA joins Karl Schmid to explain what people living with HIV should do now — from checking how their medications are paid for and confirming eligibility, to working with case managers and getting organized to protect access to care.

“This is definitely a moment for people living with HIV to get loud and organized.”
Evany Turk

Transcript (English - AI Generated)

Karl Schmid:

Resources

  • Logo/Text: Positive Women's NetworkOrganization
    We are a nationwide community of trans and cis women, gender diverse and transgender people living with HIV (WGDTLHIV). Our mission is to prepare and involve all women, trans, and gender diverse folks living with HIV, in all our diversity, including gender identity and sexual expression, in all levels of policy and decision-making.