Knowledge Thirsty Thursdays: Racism & HIV: Disrupting a System Rooted in Settler Colonialism and Systemic Racism

This webinar delves into the intricate relationship between settler colonialism, systemic racism, and the perpetuation of HIV rates among racialized communities. By examining the historical context, structural inequities, and barriers to healthcare access, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the systemic factors driving HIV disparities.

We’ll deeply dive into the pervasiveness of HIV among Canada’s Indigenous, African, Caribbean, and Black Communities and examine how settler colonialism and structural racism have fueled the epidemic. Our distinguished panelists are Margaret Kiskaw Piyesis and Heather Nyamazana.

The webinar aims to equip attendees with actionable strategies and tools to dismantle these systems and work toward achieving equitable HIV outcomes in racialized communities.

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