The National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA) is proud to partner with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on the Let’s Stop HIV Together (Together) campaign, a powerful national movement dedicated to ending the HIV epidemic in the United States.
Rooted in the goals of the Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. (EHE) initiative and the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, this partnership reflects our shared mission to empower communities, eliminate stigma and ensure everyone has access to prevention, testing and treatment no matter who they are or where they live.
At NHMA, we are expanding this message across our network of physicians, medical students and community partners because health equity begins with awareness, compassion and action.
Impact on Our Communities (2024-2025)
From 2024 through 2025, NHMA’s partnership with the CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together campaign focused on empowering Hispanic and Latino communities across the country. Together, we worked to increase awareness, reduce stigma and expand access to HIV prevention, testing and treatment resources.
Through outreach, education and collaboration with health care professionals, NHMA strengthened community engagement and promoted equitable care for all.
6,200+
Materials Distributed
155,000+
Social Media Impressions
*Metrics Last Updated October 2025
NHMA engaged a diverse audience of physicians, residents, medical students, nurses, HIV advocates, community-based organizations and others.
Downloadable Resources
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In-Person and Virtual Events
In-Person Events
NHMA actively participates in multiple conferences, creating valuable opportunities to connect with a broad network of physicians and share Let’s Stop HIV Together materials. These events highlight the importance of HIV prevention, testing, treatment and care
Virtual EventsNHMA hosts virtual events that bring together experts and members from across the country. Join these engaging gatherings to raise awareness and address the critical issue of HIV care in underserved communities.
For additional information about this campaign, please contact the IDEA Team at [email protected]
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