Our Committees for Change
Education & Research Committee
Energizing the Movement
Most of our efforts pertaining to this program involve studying new approaches and developing innovative ways to implement them. We evaluate our success in this field by gathering qualitative and quantitative data, and using that information to measure shifts and changes from our baseline measurements.
Community Engagement Committee
Enlightening Masses
We see every challenge as an opportunity, and this initiative helps us ensure that our partners are better prepared to manage the unique situations they find themselves in. We are invested in an innovative approach that empowers our community and delivers the support they need, when they need it.
Media & Communication Committee
Making a Call to Action
The Media & Communication committee is responsible for developing, updating and monitoring the THMC communications policies, social networking accounts, and electronic discussions, as well as recommending new ways for the Section to communicate with its members and other interested parties through alternative media.
Policy Committee
Making a Difference
The purpose of the Public Policy Committee is to assist THMC (Tennessee HIV Modernization Coalition) leadership and body in regard to public policy matters. Federal, state, and local policymakers propose or consider numerous measures each year that could have an impact on HIV positive Tennesseans within health programs and services. In addition, THMC body members, in the course of their programmatic and system building work, may identify public policy opportunities or challenges. The Committee advises the THMC leadership and body so that THMC may provide timely feedback on potential and pending legislation, as well as participate in and/or direct efforts to ensure the effective development and implementation of HIV policy.
Education & Research Committee
Finding a Solution
Most of our efforts pertaining to this program involve studying new approaches and developing innovative ways to implement them. We evaluate our success in this field by gathering qualitative and quantitative data, and using that information to measure shifts and changes from our baseline measurements.