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

April 23, 2025 · HIT Strategies

This HIT Roundtable will bring together leading organizations working in Health Equity, Abortion Access, and LGBTQ+ Rights for an inspiring, strategy-forward evening of discussion, connection, and collaboration. At a time when many are tempted to pull back or play it safe, we’re creating space for bold, values-driven dialogue grounded in data and lived experience.

Through candid conversations, public opinion research insights, and expert communications strategy, we aim to empower attendees to reflect on what’s working, what’s not, and how we collectively move forward—boldly and unapologetically.

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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