Affirming Young People Through Peer Support: Creating Safe Spaces for Young People Living with/at risk of HIV

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LGBTQ + and BIPOC young people experiencing homelessness face the highest risk of exposure to HIV/AIDS. At the same time, these young people also face the least accessible and equitable access to care, support, and sustainable peer support networks. Learn how Point Source Youth’s Youth Advisory Council, the National Youth Mentorship and Empowerment Initiative Leaders, and Direct Cash Transfer (DCT) Peer Learning Communities have developed tools and resources like handbooks, animated videos, and more to support organizations in co-developing peer support spaces with young people.

Speakers

  • Terri Bradley, YAC Consultant, Point Source Youth

  • Dymin Williams, Youth Consultant, Point Source Youth

  • Bria Hutson, Youth Consultant, Point Source Youth

Moderator

  • Selima Morrow, Director, TA Community Partnerships, Point Source Youth

 
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