Addressing HIV in Indigenous populations: Challenges, progress and paths forward

This webinar will explore the global Indigenous experience and its intersections with HIV through a presentation on shared histories and colonization, followed by a panel discussion. Topics include factors increasing HIV vulnerability, integrating traditional and conventional medicine, unique barriers for LGBTIQ+ Indigenous peoples, and principles for inclusive, indigenous-led research. The session aims to inspire culturally responsive solutions and strengthen Indigenous leadership in the HIV response

Moderators: 

• Darrell Tan, Governing Council member, Canada
• Morenike Ukpong, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria

Confirmed speakers include:

• Trevor Stratton, CAAN Communities, Alliances & Networks, Canada
• Michelle Tobin, PATSIN/ANA, Australia
• Roberto Orellana, University of Washington, USA
• Beth Sua de Gyvez Gallegos, International Coalition of Indigenous Peoples, Mexico
• Randy Jackson, McMaster University, Canada

Interpretation will be provided in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.