NASTAD’s Angela Johnson, MPH, and Stephen Lee, MD, MBA, DHSM, had the honor of attending the ViiV Healthcare Youth & Community Summit in Denver (Nov. 14–17). This inspiring gathering celebrated leaders in the HIV movement who are making the impossible possible every day. 💐 We were moved to see so many incredible advocates receiving the flowers they deserve. 🌸 Together, we continue to advance the fight to end the HIV epidemic, uplift communities, and envision a brighter future for all. #ImagineTheImpossible #NASTAD #HIVLeaders #CommunityPower #HIVAdvocacy
NASTAD
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NASTAD's vision is a world committed to ending HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and intersecting epidemics.
About us
NASTAD is a leading non-partisan non-profit association that represents public health officials who administer HIV and hepatitis programs in the U.S. We work to advance the health and dignity of people living with and impacted by HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and intersecting epidemics by strengthening governmental public health through advocacy, capacity building, and social justice. Each of NASTAD’s seven programmatic teams—Health Care Access, Health Systems Integration, Policy & Legislative Affairs, Hepatitis, Prevention, Health Equity, and Drug User Health—interpret and influence policies, conduct trainings, offer technical assistance, and provide advocacy mobilization for U.S. health departments to improve health outcomes for people living with HIV and hepatitis. NASTAD's vision is a world committed to ending HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and intersecting epidemics.
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http://www.NASTAD.org
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- Public Health
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, DC
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- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1992
- Specialties
- HIV, Hepatitis, Public Health, Drug User Health, Harm Reduction, Epidemics, Health Policy, Anti-Racism, Health Equity, Social Justice, LGBTQ+, COVID, Mpox, BIPOC, and Healthcare
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Washington, DC 20001, US
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Employees at NASTAD
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Amit Asaravala
Tech Strategist, Sr. Web Engineer
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Peter Carr
Program Manager at MN Department of Health
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Bashirat Olayanju
Public Health Executive- thought leader
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shaine griqua
Regional Programme Manager (Northern Cape and Free State) at National Alliance of State and Territorial Aids Directors
Updates
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🌟 Exciting #PublicHealth Job Opportunity Alert: Director of the Ryan White Office of Support at the Harris County Judge’s Office in Houston, TX! This role serves as the liaison between the County Judge and the Houston EMA Ryan White Planning Council (RWPC), providing support to the Council and direct supervision to its staff as they fulfill their legislatively mandated responsibilities within the Ryan White Part A Program. Applications are due by Dec. 9, 2024. For more information and to #apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/giUVZCyn
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Did you know culturally tailored health info can improve health outcomes?💪🌎 Check out Indian Health Service for resources on healthcare access and promoting wellness in Indigenous communities: https://www.ihs.gov/ ✨❤️🩹 #NAHM2024 #IndigenousHealth
American Indians and Alaska Natives are celebrated each day at the Indian Health Service, but we are particularly excited to recognize Native American Heritage Month in November. This month presents an opportunity to educate the public about the proud history of Indigenous people in America, and to celebrate the rich and diverse tribal cultures that continue to thrive throughout Indian Country. This November, let’s all celebrate the traditions, languages and stories of Native people and ensure their rich histories and contributions can live on with each passing generation. Proclamation from President Biden: https://bit.ly/48y87fh #NativeHealth #IndianCountry #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NAHM
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NASTAD reposted this
My NASTAD Chair’s Challenge is centering Black women in our ending the HIV epidemic efforts. Advancing innovation in HIV prevention that centers women, particularly Black women, will add new and better tools to use in this fight. We have to ensure that those who need it most are able to access those tools. I continue to challenge my health department colleagues to do all we can to make sure Black women (and all those who need it) have access.
Great news about HIV prevention over the past few weeks and I want to ensure that Black women will also benefit from this. #HIV #prevention #healthcare #Blackwomen
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NASTAD is honored to support the 2024 Howard University International Conference on Stigma, a conference that highlights the power of collaboration, education, and advocacy to eliminate stigma once and for all. The International Conference on Stigma brought together researchers, policymakers, faith leaders, and advocates to address stigma that impedes health equity. 🌟 Stigma No More…It’s 2024! is more than a theme—it’s a call to action. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gAsbATAy #StigmaNoMore2024 #PublicHealthAction #EndStigma
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🏳️⚧️ On this #TransDayOfRemembrance, we honor and remember the trans lives lost to violence and discrimination. 💔🕊️ GLAAD’s memorial site stands as a powerful tribute, ensuring their names and stories are never forgotten: https://lnkd.in/gK-Ye3NE #TDOR
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Join us TODAY for an important panel discussion on the overdose crisis and its racial disparities. Hosted by AIDS United, Drug Policy Alliance, National Harm Reduction Coalition, NASTAD, Black Harm Reduction Network, and Human Impact Partners, this event delves into the complexities surrounding overdose mortality rates among different racial and ethnic groups. In the early days of the crisis, mainstream narratives often overlooked the realities faced by communities of color. Today, Native and Black folks have the highest overdose mortality rates in the U.S. This discussion will highlight recent trends, root causes of disparities, and culturally-specific solutions to effectively address this ongoing crisis. Date: November 19, 2024 Time: 4:30pm ET Register now using the link: https://lnkd.in/eaN2afJR
Join us for an important panel discussion on the overdose crisis and its racial disparities. Hosted by AIDS United, Drug Policy Alliance, National Harm Reduction Coalition, NASTAD, National Black Harm Reduction Network , and Human Impact Partners (HIP), this event delves into the complexities surrounding overdose mortality rates among different racial and ethnic groups. In the early days of the crisis, mainstream narratives often overlooked the realities faced by communities of color. Today, Native and Black folks have the highest overdose mortality rates in the U.S. This discussion will highlight recent trends, root causes of disparities, and culturally-specific solutions to effectively address this ongoing crisis. 📅 Date: November 19, 2024 🕒 Time: 4:30pm ET 🔗 Register now using the link: https://lnkd.in/eaN2afJR Moderator: Kassandra Frederique, DPA 🎤 Speakers: Dr. Manuel Cano (Arizona State University), Dr. Joe Friedman (UCLA), Dr. Helena Hansen (UCLA), Andrea Medley (Jaad ahl’ Kiiganga, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health), James Schmidt (Native American Community Clinic, Minneapolis, MN) Let’s come together to understand the full story behind the overdose crisis and advocate for effective solutions. #AIDSUnited #OverdoseCrisis #HarmReduction #RacialDisparities #HealthEquity #SaveLives #DrugPolicyAlliance #BlackHarmReduction #CommunityHealth #IndigenousHealth #UnityInAction
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TODAY: Join NASTAD, AIDS United, Drug Policy Alliance, National Harm Reduction Coalition, Human Impact Partners (HIP), and the National Black Harm Reduction Network for this informative & engaging panel on racial disparities in the overdose crisis. 📅 Nov. 19, 2024 ⏰ 4:30pm ET 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eaN2afJR
Join us for an important panel discussion on the overdose crisis and its racial disparities. Hosted by AIDS United, Drug Policy Alliance, National Harm Reduction Coalition, NASTAD, National Black Harm Reduction Network , and Human Impact Partners (HIP), this event delves into the complexities surrounding overdose mortality rates among different racial and ethnic groups. In the early days of the crisis, mainstream narratives often overlooked the realities faced by communities of color. Today, Native and Black folks have the highest overdose mortality rates in the U.S. This discussion will highlight recent trends, root causes of disparities, and culturally-specific solutions to effectively address this ongoing crisis. 📅 Date: November 19, 2024 🕒 Time: 4:30pm ET 🔗 Register now using the link: https://lnkd.in/eaN2afJR Moderator: Kassandra Frederique, DPA 🎤 Speakers: Dr. Manuel Cano (Arizona State University), Dr. Joe Friedman (UCLA), Dr. Helena Hansen (UCLA), Andrea Medley (Jaad ahl’ Kiiganga, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health), James Schmidt (Native American Community Clinic, Minneapolis, MN) Let’s come together to understand the full story behind the overdose crisis and advocate for effective solutions. #AIDSUnited #OverdoseCrisis #HarmReduction #RacialDisparities #HealthEquity #SaveLives #DrugPolicyAlliance #BlackHarmReduction #CommunityHealth #IndigenousHealth #UnityInAction
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🌟 Exciting #PublicHealth Job Opportunity Alert: Director of the Ryan White Office of Support at the Harris County Judge’s Office in Houston, TX! This role serves as the liaison between the County Judge and the Houston EMA Ryan White Planning Council (RWPC), providing support to the Council and direct supervision to its staff as they fulfill their legislatively mandated responsibilities within the Ryan White Part A Program. Applications are due by Dec. 9, 2024. For more information and to #apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/giUVZCyn
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NASTAD reposted this
Join us for an important panel discussion on the overdose crisis and its racial disparities. Hosted by AIDS United, Drug Policy Alliance, National Harm Reduction Coalition, NASTAD, National Black Harm Reduction Network , and Human Impact Partners (HIP), this event delves into the complexities surrounding overdose mortality rates among different racial and ethnic groups. In the early days of the crisis, mainstream narratives often overlooked the realities faced by communities of color. Today, Native and Black folks have the highest overdose mortality rates in the U.S. This discussion will highlight recent trends, root causes of disparities, and culturally-specific solutions to effectively address this ongoing crisis. 📅 Date: November 19, 2024 🕒 Time: 4:30pm ET 🔗 Register now using the link: https://lnkd.in/eaN2afJR Moderator: Kassandra Frederique, DPA 🎤 Speakers: Dr. Manuel Cano (Arizona State University), Dr. Joe Friedman (UCLA), Dr. Helena Hansen (UCLA), Andrea Medley (Jaad ahl’ Kiiganga, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health), James Schmidt (Native American Community Clinic, Minneapolis, MN) Let’s come together to understand the full story behind the overdose crisis and advocate for effective solutions. #AIDSUnited #OverdoseCrisis #HarmReduction #RacialDisparities #HealthEquity #SaveLives #DrugPolicyAlliance #BlackHarmReduction #CommunityHealth #IndigenousHealth #UnityInAction
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