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LIFT HIV Summit 2026

February 11 @ 9:00 am 3:45 pm

We encourage you to register by Friday, February 6 to support food and beverage planning.

The Effi Barry Training Institute, led by HealthHIV and in partnership with DC Health HAHSTA, invites you to join us for the Second Annual L.I.F.T. HIV (Leadership, Innovation, and Future Trends) Summit on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.

This pivotal, free event is aimed at advancing the fight against HIV in Washington, DC through three distinct yet interconnected paths: Leadership, Innovation, and Future Trends. Each path addresses critical aspects of the HIV epidemic, fostering innovative approaches and collaborative strategies to drive progress and improve outcomes. The L.I.F.T. HIV Summit is designed to inspire and equip participants with the knowledge and tools needed to make meaningful strides toward ending the HIV epidemic in DC.


Agenda

8:30–9:00amRegistration
9:00–9:15amWelcome Remarks
9:15–10:15amPlenary Session I: Diversifying Funding Streams
10:30– 11:25amBreakout Sessions #1 
Track A: Leadership – Why aren’t you getting funded? 
Track B: Innovation – Ending the Epidemic Through U=U:
Messaging Innovations That Actually Work 
Track C: Future Trends – The Ethical Use of AI in Public Health
11:30am–12:20pmBreakout Session #2 
Track A: Leadership – Workforce Leadership to Support Burnout Prevention
in HIV Care Teams 
Track B: Innovation – Combating Stigma with Arts, Storytelling, and Culture 
Track C: Future Trends – Climate Change & HIV Services: Preparing for a New Era
12:25–1:25pmNetworking Lunch
Clinical Roundtable
Community Roundtable
1:30–2:25pmBreakout Sessions #3 
Track A: Leadership – Event planning for profit/increasing revenue
Track B: Innovation – Breastfeeding while HIV +  
Track C: Future Trends – Healing Pathways: Exploring Psychedelics as
Emerging Mental Health Tools for People Living with HIV
2:30–3:30pmPlenary Session II – AI, Data, and Predictive Analytics in HIV Services
3:30pmClosing Remarks/Wrap-up/Evaluation

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library

901 G Street NW
Washington, District of Columbia 20001 United States
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