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Part Two of Advancing Equity in 2025 and Beyond: Health, Abortion Access & LGBTQ+ Rights

May 5, 2025 · HIT Strategies

Following our powerful in-person roundtable, HIT Strategies is hosting a follow-up virtual Talker Call to continue conversation on the themes and strategies discussed in part one of our series on health equity. This series brings together changemakers, strategists, and organizational leaders who are working to advance health equity , abortion access , and LGBTQ+ rights under the current political conditions.

At a time when it’s easy to retreat, this convening is about building momentum — with a focus on nuanced yet tangible and values-driven strategies grounded in public opinion research and lived experiences.

Our Goals: Strategize with fellow leaders across key equity movements Share public opinion research, strategic messaging, and positioning tools Strengthen our ecosystem by connecting across organizations and campaigns

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