The Coalition strives to address the entire LGBTQ+ community, including clinicians, researchers, service providers, and advocates who serve individuals of every sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, and age regardless of disability, income, education, and geography.

The LGBTQ Equity in HIV Prevention and Treatment Series is an online, self-paced CME accredited program composed of five, 30-minute modules addressing strategies to reduce HIV disparities among LGBTQ populations.

The National Coalition for LGBTQ Health’s Mpox Resource Center provides up-to-date information, data, and general news from public health authorities on mpox in the United States, including prevention, transmission, testing, and treatment.
These Advocacy Briefs summarize recent news items, along with specific action steps you can take to advocate for LGBTQ+ health equity.
Browse All BriefsHealthHIV supports the proposed update to the Ryan White Part A and B formula calculations, with important implementation considerations.
This comment on Docket No. CDC-2025-0783 focuses on ACIP’s December agenda—specifically the Hepatitis B birth-dose discussions, possible changes to the childhood and adolescent schedule, and the implications for VFC coverage. It also addresses the committee’s recent restructuring and reduced transparency in Work Group processes, and the downstream effects on vaccine access, HIV and viral hepatitis prevention, immunocompromised populations, and the health of older adults.

Join expert faculty for an interactive discussion focused on real‑world decision making for antiretroviral therapy (ART). Through case examples, we will explore common scenarios: factoring resistance into initial ART choice for treatment‑naïve patients, pre‑switch assessment for virally suppressed patients considering a regimen change, and how prior PrEP use affects subsequent ART selection. This webinar will equip…

As HIV prevention evolves, long-acting injectable options like lenacapavir are emerging as promising tools to expand access and adherence. Effective implementation of new interventions calls for thoughtful planning across key areas, including operations, staffing, finance, and patient access.
“The Q” HealthLGBTQ National Training Center is an offering of the National Coalition for LGBTQ Health dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of healthcare and support services providers to deliver patient-affirming, whole-person care to LGBTQ patients. The Q advances LGBTQ health equity by supporting providers to stay informed, culturally responsive, and prepared to address the unique health disparities affecting LGBTQ individuals.
Learn MoreRead the just published op-ed by the Coalition’s Scott Bertani: “After Pride: Mpox Still Deserves Attention,” in The Standard Palm Springs.
Read the just published op-ed from the National Coalition for LGBTQ Health: “Mpox isn’t gone as virus continues to spread in Africa,” in The Washington Blade.
During National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week, hundreds of organizations across the country join with the Coalition to advocate for improved health outcomes for the LGBTQ community.

