TAKE A LOOK AT THE PROGRAM

Take a look at the program for Day 1 and Day of the Summit.
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READ THE HEALTH POLICY AGENDA

Review the final working draft for the National Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership Summit. [download]

The summit will focus on critical national health issues and recommendations on HIV, viral hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), substance use and mental health. The purpose for developing a National Hispanic/Latinx Health Action Agenda is to provide a national framework that will contain short, medium and long-term objectives, and recommendations for each identified national issue.

GOAL 1:

BUILD NATIONAL CONSENSUS

Build national consensus from the National Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership on the Health Policy Agenda. This goal will be met with the early 2020 summit agreement that will adopt an implementation plan with prioritized, concrete plans of actions, which will advance the national agenda for the next three years.

GOAL 2:

EDUCATE & ENGAGE OPINION LEADERS

Educate & Engage Opinion Leaders (policy makers, civic, religious, media, etc.) on the Agenda and build support for its implementation. There will be community mobilization around the country to disseminate local, county, state and territorial Actions Plans.

GOAL 3:

IDENTIFY PRIORITY ACTIONS

Identify priority actions from the Health Action Agenda to focus on for 2020-2021. After the summit in 2020, two or three actions items will be identified, which will form the basis for the national, state and local level work for the next three years.

GOAL 4:

CONSOLIDATE A NATIONAL NETWORK

Consolidate a National Hispanic/Latinx Leadership Network to monitor implementation and accountability.

The Summit is part of a series of activities that started in 2018 and will continue while recommendations are implemented:

Agenda at a Glance

MONDAY, MARCH 2
  • Registration and Continental Breakfast
    Media Availability
  • Invocation
  • Opening Plenary
  • National Key Issues affecting the health of Hispanic/Latinx communities
  • Federal, State and local perspectives- Process of Setting our National Agenda
  • Lunch/Networking
  • Cycle I Round Tables on National Issues: Access to Care, Prevention, Puerto Rico, South, Stigma
  • Coffee & Cookies Break
  • Cycle II Round Tables on National Issues: Immigration & Migration, Substance Use, Mental Health, Federal Plan Ending HIV Epidemic in 2030,Research & Data
  • Dinner and Celebration
TUESDAY, MARCH 3
  • Continental Breakfast & Program Plenary
  • Drafting Implementation plan 2020-2024
  • Presentation and adoption of National Health Policy Agenda
  • Closing and Press Conference

Book Your Hotel Room

The Summit has secured rooms at discounted rates at the Capitol Hilton. All meetings and sessions, will be held at this hotel.
  • Book your stay online at https://book.passkey.com/go/latinoaids
  • Book by phone by calling the hotel directly at 202-393-1000 (mention the code: SRP:LAT for special rate).
  • Deadline for discounted rooms is Friday, January 25th
  • Discounted room rate: $299.00/night

The Capitol Hilton is an historic Washington DC hotel located just two blocks from the White House and the capital’s best attractions.

Important Resources

Summit Organizer: The Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership Network

The National Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership Network is a collaborative of health community leaders. The main activity of the network is the organizing process to develop a national health policy agenda; the second activity is the organizing process for a national Hispanic/Latinx Health Leadership Summit in March 2020. The Latino Commission on AIDS is facilitating this process with a national steering committee and planning committee to be proactive of our health needs and aspirations.