The HIV Prevention
Justice Alliance
is a national network
of over 70 groups building a unified, effective movement for HIV prevention
in the United States.

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is building a locally rooted national movement at the intersection of
HIV and Imprisonment.
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The Community HIV/AIDS Mobilization Project (CHAMP) is a national initiative building a powerful community-based movement bridging HIV/AIDS, human rights, and struggles for social, racial and economic justice- which we call:
HIV Prevention Justice.

CHAMP mobilizes people living with HIV, community activists, policy advocates, academics and researchers in our country, and links them with allies around the world.

CHAMP arms a new generation of leaders with tools and resources to challenge and change HIV/AIDS prevention policies; to attack the root causes of the epidemic such as poverty, homophobia and racism; and to sustain and expand our movements for justice. We unite across communities facing high rates of HIV, through community organizing, strategy development, media efforts, and training in popular education, history, critical thinking, and data analysis.

 

In the fall of 2009, our Board, staff and stakeholders came together to build a CHAMP strategic plan for 2010. As a result, we are changing our structure to better meet our goals and have a sustainable structure as an organization fighting for HIV Prevention Justice. We presented on CHAMP's programs, achievements and goals for the coming year, including:

  • Building the HIV Prevention Justice Movement
  • Furthering AIDS Activism in the New Political Context
  • Ensuring a Sustainable Network Focused on HIV in the United States
Download presentation from the call: 2009 Year End Update Presentation

Listen to a recording of the call: 2009 Year End Update Call Recording