Titled Living Your Best Life (LYBL), sense of the experiences of older adults living with it was split into two phases to better reflect and HIV and brainstorm solutions to the challenges they amplify the voices of people with different face. We are immensely proud of the way we experiences of living with HIV, with the goal of approached this work, its outcomes, and its defining optimal health an. [...] The pandemic exposed inequities and engagement with people in the HIV and disability outright neglect in our social systems and how communities in the virtual world broadened our those systems (and policies) have failed older ability to engage people across the country and adults and others in long-term care, people living in more remote communities. [...] There are so many lessons to be stigma that existed about workplace learned, some of which the HIV and disability accommodations, with the potential to benefit communities know well and have been working to many people living and working with HIV and other address, and others where we all need to do better. [...] Though everyone is eager to get to a post-COVID world, the At Realize, we’re determined to take the lessons pandemic’s impacts on mental health and the learned in 2020-21 and help figure out how we effects of long-COVID, for instance, are likely to be build back better than before in the HIV and with us for years to come. [...] Colleen has played a leadership role in the community in many ways including as a Board Member of Voices of Positive Women, Chair of the Canadian Treatment Action Council’s Peer HIV and Hepatitis C Working Group (2006-2013), and with the Interagency Coalition on AIDS and Development Board. Colleen served a public appointment for 10 years as a member of the Ontario Advisory Committee on HIV/AIDS (O.
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