This session will incorporate four diverse perspectives on the intersections of diversity and engagement in HIV prevention and treatment services among young people. Photos and short videos will be used to provide rich contexts on the lives of presenters and how these contexts should be considered by all involved in the HIV response, including advocates, implementing partners, funders and ultimately governments.

The aim of this session is to provoke discussion about gender inequalities, structural barriers and health disparities, which often leave people living with HIV without accurate information about their social, sexual and reproductive health and rights, without the treatment benefits from the message U=U. U=U is only applicable if a person's viral load is undetectable, which is aspirational at best in many parts of the world with little to no access to optimal treatment and viral load testing.

This session will incorporate four diverse perspectives on the intersections of diversity and engagement in HIV prevention and treatment services among young people. Photos and short videos will be used to provide rich contexts on the lives of presenters and how these contexts should be considered by all involved in the HIV response, including advocates, implementing partners, funders and ultimately governments.

The aim of this session is to provoke discussion about gender inequalities, structural barriers and health disparities, which often leave people living with HIV without accurate information about their social, sexual and reproductive health and rights, without the treatment benefits from the message U=U. U=U is only applicable if a person's viral load is undetectable, which is aspirational at best in many parts of the world with little to no access to optimal treatment and viral load testing.