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Ending the HIV epidemic is both a public health and economic priority.

The federal government has a bold vision to end HIV in the U.S. by 2030. Business has a role in shaping the policies that will get us there.

The Government Relations + Public Affairs Cohort ensures the voice of business is heard on HIV.

Our Approach

Through direct engagement with policymakers, we champion sustained investment, equitable access to care, and strong public-private collaboration.

Engage With Decision-Makers

Help government leaders understand how investing in HIV programs strengthens workers and communities.

Amplify the Business Voice

Shape public opinion on HIV policy by leveraging the business community's reach, resources, and credibility.

Build Bipartisan Trust

Build bridges with policymakers on both sides of the aisle to advance HIV policy without partisan positioning.

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U.S. Business Action to End HIV was founded in 2022 by the Health Action Alliance, with support from ViiV Healthcare, to mobilize a growing coalition of private sector partners committed to filling gaps and accelerating progress to help end HIV in the U.S. by 2030.