COMMUNITY

CONNECTIONS

2026 BIOMEDICAL HIV PREVENTION RECEPTION | APR 10, 2026

EXPERIENCE 868
868 North Franklin St, Chicago, IL
6 PM-10 PM


Join us for Community Connections, a curated networking experience bringing together members of the NMAC community, the Black Health Connect network, and healthcare professionals from across the broader healthcare ecosystem.

Designed to foster meaningful conversations and authentic connections, Community Connections creates space for professionals across disciplines to engage, collaborate, and build relationships beyond the conference environment.

This special gathering brings together:

  • members of the NMAC community

  • conference attendees

  • local healthcare professionals

  • leaders across public health, clinical care, industry, and advocacy

Community Connections blends the energy of a social gathering with the purpose of a mission-driven convening, offering a welcoming environment where professionals can exchange ideas, expand their networks, and strengthen the communities they serve.

Guests will enjoy an open bar and passed bites from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, while connecting with peers and leaders from across the healthcare ecosystem, continuing until 10:00.

A portion of the proceeds from this event will support NMAC's ongoing work.

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NOTE: TICKETS TO COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN NMAC’S Biomedical hiv prevention summit REGISTRATION.

ONE DAY REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE

ATTEND NMAC’s 2026

Biomedical hiv

prevention summit

NOTE: TICKETS TO COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN SUMMIT REGISTRATION.

ONE DAY REGISTRATION IS AVAILABLE

NMAC Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit

Chicago | April 8–10, 2026

NMAC is celebrating 10 years of the Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit, a national convening bringing together clinicians, public health leaders, researchers, and community organizations working to strengthen HIV prevention and care.

This year’s theme — “The Syndemic Approach: Strengthening the HIV Health and Prevention Workforce” — explores how HIV intersects with housing instability, mental health, substance use, stigma, and structural inequities that shape health outcomes across communities.

The Summit is designed to translate science into real-world public health impact, with sessions covering innovative models of care, workforce development, digital health, and community-driven prevention strategies.

EARN UP TO 9 CME/CE CREDITS

ACCREDITED CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR PHYSICIANS, NURSES, PHARMACISTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS, AND THE HEALTHCARE TEAM.