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2017 Summit
Planning Committee
Ingrid Floyd, Chair
Iris House
Ofelia Barrios
Iris House
Sandrine Blake
AmidaCare
Debra Bosier
Iris House
Emily Carson
Bedford Stuyvesant
Family Health Center
Millicent Freeman
NYC Department of Health
Tanya Howe
Iris House
Stephane Howze
AmidaCare
Jennifer Irwin
Institute for Advanced Medicine
Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Michael Barret Jones
Iris House
Krista Martel
The Well Project
Alexis Posey
FPWA
Donald Powell
Exponents, Inc.
Kimberly Richardson
Iris House
Nathaly Rubio-Torio
Voces Latinas
Derrick Wallace
Iris House
Planning Committee
Ingrid Floyd, Chair
Iris House
Ofelia Barrios
Iris House
Sandrine Blake
AmidaCare
Debra Bosier
Iris House
Emily Carson
Bedford Stuyvesant
Family Health Center
Millicent Freeman
NYC Department of Health
Tanya Howe
Iris House
Stephane Howze
AmidaCare
Jennifer Irwin
Institute for Advanced Medicine
Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Michael Barret Jones
Iris House
Krista Martel
The Well Project
Alexis Posey
FPWA
Donald Powell
Exponents, Inc.
Kimberly Richardson
Iris House
Nathaly Rubio-Torio
Voces Latinas
Derrick Wallace
Iris House
Resilient, Fierce and Wise:
The 12th Annual Women as the Face of AIDS Summit
The 2017 Summit’s theme was “Resilient, Fierce and Wise,” and the description was:
"We are very excited about this year’s theme and the opportunities it will present as we look forward toward new challenges in healthcare, how we can amplify our individual voices through strategic collaborations, and our we are working on our efforts to End the Epidemic by 2020 in New York State. As a community, we recognize that we are stronger together: when we communicate with each other, when we support each other, when we understand that individually none of us can ever be 100%, but collectively, we can be 1000%. This year’s summit will focus on how we can use our combined power: as women and as men, as activists and advocates, as front line social workers, as medical professionals and academics to refocus our energies and end this epidemic. The next four to eight years may present challenges that we haven’t seen since the 1980’s, and together, we can ensure that we’re pushing forward, advocating for ourselves."
Check out The Program of the Day
Read Descriptions of the Breakout Sessions
View the Power Point presentations from many of the Break Out Sessions.
"We are very excited about this year’s theme and the opportunities it will present as we look forward toward new challenges in healthcare, how we can amplify our individual voices through strategic collaborations, and our we are working on our efforts to End the Epidemic by 2020 in New York State. As a community, we recognize that we are stronger together: when we communicate with each other, when we support each other, when we understand that individually none of us can ever be 100%, but collectively, we can be 1000%. This year’s summit will focus on how we can use our combined power: as women and as men, as activists and advocates, as front line social workers, as medical professionals and academics to refocus our energies and end this epidemic. The next four to eight years may present challenges that we haven’t seen since the 1980’s, and together, we can ensure that we’re pushing forward, advocating for ourselves."
Check out The Program of the Day
Read Descriptions of the Breakout Sessions
View the Power Point presentations from many of the Break Out Sessions.
Photos from 2017's 12th Annual Women as the Face of AIDS Summit
Photos by Donna F. Aceto
