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First Posted on: Monday, February 12, 2007

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Meeting on Transgender Community and HIV/AIDS Research

Here's a quick update on what's happening with the Open Letter on Sex and Gender that many DC HIV/AIDS Research Community Advisory Boards (CABS) co-authored.

As you may remember, Jessica Xavier and I had an opportunity to meet with members of the Community Partners on October 12th. The Community Partners is an overarching community advisory board for the Division of AIDS made up of representatives from all six international research networks.

Jessica did an amazing job at the ACTION Lunch where we discussed this topic, and it was great to have her at this meeting with Community Partners. Community Partners has formed an adhoc committee to look at this issue. The picture included in this post is Jessica and I with members of that Adhoc Committee. I believe we did a good job addressing their concerns and questions, and I'm hopefull that the Community Partners will be addressing this issue with the Division of AIDS in the future.

Thanks to all the CABS that signed on to the original letter for getting the ball rolling. I'll definitely keeping pushing this forward as best I can and keep you all posted as well.

Labels: REAP, transgender

posted by David Mariner at 2:31 PM

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

What's the URL of this community? I would like to check it first. I was recently diagnosed as HIV and is considering join some online community to find friends and support. Someone I met in the bar told me pozgroup.com,which has many members. However, that that site is not only for transgender with hiv/aids, but also for all the STD people, gay, straight, transgender, herpes, hpv, hiv and any STD.

Would you please tell me more detials of this community that focus on transgender with hiv?

5:20 AM  
Blogger David Mariner said...

Howdy,

If you're in DC - You'll want to check out the group TRANSGENDER HEALTH EMPOWERMENT - They are a great resource:

Transgender Health Empowerment
1711 N. Capitol St
NE Washington, D.C.
(202) 636-1646 Phone

This particular post is more about advocacy around research issues for transgender trial participants - the groups that are involved in this effort are advocacy related and not so much support related.

If you don't find what you need feel free to e-mail me at info@fighthivindc.org - I can e-mail or call you back to discuss further.

Best,

David

9:36 PM  

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