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*+-The first case of HIV in Canada was reported in March 1982. In response, ACT was founded in 1983. The recent announcement that ACT will close its doors after 42 years of unwavering and vital service to our community is a profound loss.  ACT has been at the forefront of HIV advocacy and service in

*+-The OHTN is thrilled to announce that Nadine Sookermany is a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal from the Canadian Women’s Foundation. This medal is awarded to those who have impacted lives and communities across the country through their work to address multiple intersecting barriers to gender equality, including colonialism, racism, ableism, homophobia,

*+-As we close out February, I reflect on Black Liberation Month. While the month is rooted in history, the word “liberation” reminds us that the struggle for Black freedom and equity is ongoing. As OHTN’s new CEO, I am committed to this work and to walking the path of liberation alongside staff, partners, and community.

*+-Fall 2024-2025 Grants The Implementation Science Grant funds the development of sustainable, effective HIV programs and services. This funding stream will support implementation science initiatives that will contribute to a rapid learning system for HIV. The Winston Husbands Leadership Award provides salary support for emerging Black scholars, knowledge users, and service providers who work collaboratively

*+-Announcing the HIV Endgame Summer 2024-2025 Grants The OHTN’s HIV Endgame Program has announced its new round of funding opportunities, with letters of intent due on Friday, September 13, 2024. The Endgame program supports people and projects (including innovative, discovery-based and investigator-driven-game-changing projects) that have the potential to: Please review application guidelines before submitting an application and contact OHTN staff if