O’Neill Institute  |  October 17, 2020

Read the Publication

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed inequities in United States and weaknesses in the public health response at the federal, state, and local levels. While expanded utilization of telehealth services amid the COVID-19 crisis has created opportunities to overcome persistent barriers to engagement in HIV care, COVID-19 has also led to clinic closures, staffing redeployments, and funding cuts in health care and human services programs, which could undermine efforts to end the HIV epidemic. This report outlines policy recommendations for fighting COVID-19, improving equity, and sustaining momentum in responding to HIV.

Read the Big Ideas here.

Read the Big Ideas in Brief here.

Related Projects

HIV Policy Project

Latest publications See All

Report

October 14, 2025

Charles Holmes Maggie Little, Ph.D.; Heidi Weimer, J.D., MPH, LL.M; Dylan Green, MPH; Alicia Patterson, Ph.D.; Jonathan Healey; Sydney Luken; Janet Tatenda Bhila; Aleny Couto, MD; Shona Dalal, PhD; Will Fleisher, PhD; Jen Gennai; Rayid Ghani; Peter Godfrey-Faussett; Melissa Goldstein, JD; Kathy Hageman, PhD, MPH; Nina Hasen, PhD; Micheal Ighodaro; Thoko Kalua, MBBS, MSc; Jennifer Miller, PhD; Yogan Pillay, PhD; Anton Pozniak, MD; Miriam Rabkin, MD, MPH; David Ribes, PhD; Lisa Singh, PhD