Affirming Youth at Risk of/Living with HIV

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Hear PSY National Youth Advocates discuss the importance of mentorship programs for Queer & Trans BIPOC youth experiencing homelessness living with HIV/at risk of HIV in the South. Learn best practices for creating youth-led programs, and what meaningful, sustainable youth leadership really means in these initiatives.

Speakers:

  • Charmet Findley (he/him), Project Associate, Collective Action for Youth

  • Janikqua Cutno (she/her), Director of Community Initiatives, CHRIS180

  • Mónica García Vega (she/her), Prevention Specialist, Florida Council Against Sexual Violence

  • Andrew Gutierrez III (he/they), Director of Youth Leadership & Advocacy, Point Source Youth

 
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