Dive into the significance of HIV and AIDS education as a matter of social justice, equity, and community well-being. This historical overview takes you on a journey from the emergence of HIV in the late 1970s to the pivotal moments of the 1990s, marked by activism and transformative medical advancements. Despite progress, challenges persist, including unequal access to treatment, social stigma, and gaps in education. Join our panelists as they discuss the impact of figures like Ryan White and advocate for a more comprehensive and less stigmatizing approach to address HIV and AIDS. Drawing parallels with the response to COVID-19, the conversation highlights the ongoing importance of public health education.
