What does it take to move from diagnosis to dignity?

Join us for a FREE Community of Practice on trauma-responsive HIV rapid ART, focused on outreach, linkage to care and engaging communities disproportionately impacted by HIV.

🗓️ Jan 30| 💻 Virtual
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Join us for the 2026 Syphilis in the South Summit in Birmingham, Alabama from March 17 - 18.

This FREE summit includes updates from around the region on syphilis challenges, innovative strategies and much more.

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What is a syndemic? It’s an important word to know in public health. To build healthier communities, we have to understand the social drivers of health that impact those communities.

A new year means new continuing education opportunities! Register for this free webinar, TMVII and Sexual Contact: What Clinicians Need to Know, on Jan. 29 at 10 a.m. MST.

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UPDATE: Our community of practice on trauma-responsive approaches to HIV rapid ART has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 13

If you're working to strengthen HIV testing, linkage to care, or trauma-informed service delivery, there's still time to register!

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Free continuing education credit opportunity! Join us on Monday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. MT for Mpox Is Still Here: What Clinicians Need to Know.

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We're revisiting highlights from our summer learning series and had to share this bit of wisdom:

“We’re not going to shame our way out of any epidemics or syndemics. Shame does not work. If it worked, we wouldn’t be where we are now because there has been plenty of shame to go around.”

As public health needs evolve, access to expert training matters more than ever.

Denver PTC’s new subscription & fee-for-service programs help health departments and CBOs strengthen their DI, STI/HIV and outbreak response skills.

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📣 Denver PTC CoP – Oct 23, 12–1:30pm MST

From Assessment to Action: Understanding Health-Related Social Needs in Rapid ART

Explore how social determinants of health affect rapid ART & share strategies for integrating HRSN assessments into care.

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“There’s this tension... And we need to be honest about the success we’re going to have and the failure we’re going to have.”

☝️On the potential unintended consequences of co-creating targeted universal goals.

Full discussion on targeted universalism here: www.facebook.com/share/p/16gJ...

Sometimes health care programs and policies we put into place don’t serve certain populations in the ways we thought they would. What if there was an approach that helped us tailor policies to specific populations who need them most?

Watch the full episode here: www.facebook.com/DenverPTC/vi...

What if public health could be both universal and tailored? 🤔

Join Denver PTC’s Summer Learning Series Aug. 21 at 12 p.m. MDT to learn about Targeted Universalism with Tai Few and Bev Wasserman.

📍 Live on Facebook

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Our next episode in our Summer Learning Series is coming up in just three short weeks! Mark your calendars for Thursday, Aug. 21 at 12 p.m. MST for our next discussion.

Last episode, we dug into social determinants of health. Get caught up here: www.facebook.com/share/v/1Zi7...

How does it feel to get told you're at "high risk" for a certain disease?

We're still reflecting on Tai Edward Few's example of why taking a strengths-based approach to discussing testing helps reduce stigma and leads to better conversations.

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Join us for your lunch break at the top of the hour over on our Facebook page for our second Summer Learning Series live discussion on responsible data practices that bring communities' experiences to light and help us make better decisions about how to care for those communities.

Mark your calendars for next Thursday, July 17 at noon MST for our next Summer Learning Series episode on Responsible Data Practices!

In case you missed our first episode, be sure to catch up before next Thursday. Full episode here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmC_...

We're kicking off episode one of our Summer Learning Series at the top of the hour! Join us over on our Facebook page at 10 a.m. MST for a live conversation with Tai Edward Few and Helen Burnside about what it means for the Denver PTC to take a "syndemic" (multifactorial) approach to health care.

What does it mean to take a syndemic approach to health care?

Our Summer Learning Series will discuss this question and more about how health care organizations can provide culturally responsive, high-quality care to all.

Visit our FB page on Wed, June 25 at 10 am MST for this live conversation!

From NYC to ATL our CBA team has been on the move!

🧠 In March Cydney & Vanessa led a 2-day facilitation training for HIV educators
📍In April Zami, Lisa, Beverly & Cydney led sessions on trauma-informed care & navigation at 2 major HIV conferences

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