RAHMA

Virtual IMAM Roundtable
2026-09-13 19:00 - 20:30 UTC
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HIV exists within Muslim communities, yet stigma, silence, and misinformation can make it difficult for Muslims living with or affected by HIV to seek support within their faith communities.
This intimate virtual roundtable will bring together imams and Muslim faith leaders for an open conversation about HIV, stigma, faith leadership, and the role our masjids can play in creating informed and compassionate communities.
The goal isn’t to turn imams into HIV experts. It’s to help Muslim leaders understand the unique influence they have in challenging stigma, opening conversations, supporting community members, and connecting people with appropriate resources.
Imams, will you join us?
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My Faith. My Story
2021-08-29 16:00 - 17:00
In partnership with the Southern AIDS Coalition (SAC), Wake Forest University Gilead COMPASS Initiative, RAHMA, the United States Conference on HIV Faith Coalition (USCHFA), and National Faith HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NFHAAD), we invite you into a safe-space for storytelling where advocates, faith leaders, and People Living with HIV address the challenges inherent in responding to the HIV epidemic in the Southern U.S. as people and communities of faith. Through these transformative conversations, together we can begin to eliminate the stigma often associated with discussing HIV, sex, and sexuality, in the context of faith – one day, each year, until we find a cure.
