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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2025 · 22 MIN

Aging, Identity and Survival: Reclaiming Space for Older Latino Adults in the HIV/AIDS Epidemic

from Beyond Generations · host American Society on Aging

This podcast episode focuses on the unique challenges faced by Latino individuals aging with HIV, including barriers to accessing culturally competent care due to language, economic insecurity, stigma and geographic disparities. Luis Nava Molero, Director of the National Programs at Salud es Vida (Health is Life) at the Latino Commission on AIDS, sits downs with Victoria Ruiz, ASA’s Senior On Aging Institute Manager, to discuss how the Latino Commission on AIDS is spearheading health advocacy for Latinos—including those aging with HIV— and building capacity in community organizations.

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