What:
From January 27-28, 2025, FCAA’s Global Philanthropy Summit aims to unite 200 donors and activists in Washington, D.C. to galvanize our collective action toward health, human rights, and justice.
A series of plenary sessions and workshops over two days will:
- Assess the impact of recent elections on the people and places most impacted by HIV;
- Explore the role of philanthropy in this political moment; and,
- Strategize together to protect and strengthen the global HIV response.
Where:
This Summit will take place in person at Washington Plaza Hotel in Washington, D.C. All activities will be conducted in the hotel’s meeting spaces. See “Hotel” for more information on how to book a room.
When:
January 27th: 9:00am to 7:00pm EDT (Including reception from 5-7 pm)
January 28th: 9:00am to 4:00pm EDT
Why:
Effective funding in these turbulent times will take all of us, working together, at the intersection of HIV, health, and human rights.
It’s time to rally together — to engage our peers, educate them on the importance of these issues, and bring them into the fold. Ending the HIV epidemic can be our collective legacy, but we need more leadership, resources, and political will to turn today’s medical potential into tomorrow’s lived reality.
Who:
Anticipated attendance is 200 private and public donors and activists. In addition to FCAA members – who collectively represent more than half of worldwide HIV funding each year – we welcome engagement by donors whose work intersects with those most impacted by HIV, including healthcare and health systems strengthening, human rights, disability rights, racial and gender justice, and sexual and reproductive health and rights.