The United States Conference on HIV/AIDS (USCHA) is the nation’s largest convener of community, workforce, and frontline service providers, government, policymakers, and healthcare industry across the HIV movement.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of USCHA. Born as NMAC’s National Skills Building Conference, it has grown into a powerful community-driven response that has shaped three decades of the HIV movement. USCHA’s longevity in the movement is a testament to a community built by us for us.

The theme “United and Unbreakable: The HIV Movement at 45” speaks directly to the lived realities of the communities most impacted by HIV. We have been the face of the epidemic. We have powered the grassroots engine of activism, education, and advocacy. We have pushed systems to deliver care, demand access to lifesaving treatment and prevention and we have survived – and thrived – because we refused anything less.

Join other leaders and movement shakers in Anaheim, CA from September 17-20, 2026. Registration is now open. Please make sure to register by July 31, 2026 as the late registration rate is $925.