2026 #PWNVotes Training Series Kicks Off Tonight!

This year, the midterm elections are happening and we’re reflecting on the power we have, right now, in the face of fascism. We’ve all heard the saying, “If our vote didn’t matter, they wouldn’t try so hard to take it away.”

Well, now is not the time to retreat. Now is the time to wield the collective power we have and demand that we elect people who will protect us and the issues we care about.

We are reclaiming our stories and power to reach one another in our new 2026 #PWNVotes Training Series, and you’re invited!

The series is designed to equip members and allies with the tools to organize, mobilize, and build political power in their states and nationally.

We are building the knowledge, skills, confidence, and political clarity of trans and cis women, gender-diverse, and trans people living with HIV to lead transformative voter engagement and civic power-building efforts in their communities while keeping themselves and their communities safe.

Join us for the following trainings and learnings:

• June 10 – HR 1 Toolkit : An Interactive Resource Center to Understand and Talk about The Big Ugly Bill
• June 24 – The Power of the HIV Vote is Still Alive! Understanding Voter Suppression after the Supreme Court’s Decision and Make a Voting Plan Early
• July 29 – They Work for Us! Understanding the Difference between a 501c3/c4 and What You Can & Cannot Do
• August 12 – If We Don’t Tell the Story About How Women Living with HIV are Saving Democracy, Who Will?! Engaging with Media to Tell Our Stories
• September 15 – National Voter Registration Day! What You Need Know about the Midterm Election and How to Make a Voting Plan
• October 21 – Get out the HIV Vote! Community Safety on Election Day

It may seem like elected officials are above accountability, but they are not. Accountability is about our stories and our voices reflected in the policies they pass.

Our elected officials in DC represent us. We must remind them of this while they are at home so they don’t forget when they’re away.

Join us to learn how to confidently build meaningful relationships with elected officials through coordinated in-district organizing that advances PWN policy priorities, strengthens local political power, elevates your expertise and ensures the voices of people living with HIV directly shape the decisions that impact our lives. When we organize, we win.