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X-WR-CALDESC:People living with HIV continue to face discrimination in empl
 oyment\, housing\, health care\, insurance\, parenting\, and other areas o
 f life\, including being able to fully serve their country. About 2\,000 p
 eople serving in the military are HIV-positive. Accession policy has prohi
 bited those who are HIV-positive from enlisting. Service members who are s
 erving on active duty and living a healthy life and happen to be HIV-posit
 ive have been precluded from certain career-enhancing duty overseas\, sole
 ly because of their managed medical condition. Members of the military hav
 e been discharged as unfit for service because they have HIV\, even though
  it is managed. This Roundtable will assess the current discrimination\, r
 eview the several legal challenges pending in court\, consider the America
 n Bar Association’s recent Resolution on the issue\, and look to the futur
 e\, including what the Biden-Harris administration is likely to do through
  the Presidential Executive Powers.\n\nFACILITATORS\nKara N. Ingelhart\, E
 sq.\nLambda Legal\n\nVictor M. Marquez\, Esq.\nSquire Patton Boggs (US) LL
 P\n\nCO-HOSTS\nBeck S. Fineman\, Esq.\nRyan Ryan Deluca LLP\n\nCody N. Gua
 rnieri\, Esq.\nBrown\, Paindiris & Scott\, LLP\n\nDwight Merriam\, Esq.\nD
 wight Merriam\, Attorney at Law\n\nFELLOWS EVENT: Registration for this ev
 ent is open to Connecticut Bar Foundation James W. Cooper Fellows. If you 
 are a Fellow and would like to register for this event\, please contact ct
 bf@ctbarfdn.org. For more information on how to become a James W. Cooper F
 ellow\, please visit the link provided below.\n
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DESCRIPTION:People living with HIV continue to face discrimination in emplo
 yment\, housing\, health care\, insurance\, parenting\, and other areas of
  life\, including being able to fully serve their country. About 2\,000 pe
 ople serving in the military are HIV-positive. Accession policy has prohib
 ited those who are HIV-positive from enlisting. Service members who are se
 rving on active duty and living a healthy life and happen to be HIV-positi
 ve have been precluded from certain career-enhancing duty overseas\, solel
 y because of their managed medical condition. Members of the military have
  been discharged as unfit for service because they have HIV\, even though 
 it is managed. This Roundtable will assess the current discrimination\, re
 view the several legal challenges pending in court\, consider the American
  Bar Association’s recent Resolution on the issue\, and look to the future
 \, including what the Biden-Harris administration is likely to do through 
 the Presidential Executive Powers.\n\nFACILITATORS\nKara N. Ingelhart\, Es
 q.\nLambda Legal\n\nVictor M. Marquez\, Esq.\nSquire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
 \n\nCO-HOSTS\nBeck S. Fineman\, Esq.\nRyan Ryan Deluca LLP\n\nCody N. Guar
 nieri\, Esq.\nBrown\, Paindiris & Scott\, LLP\n\nDwight Merriam\, Esq.\nDw
 ight Merriam\, Attorney at Law\n\nFELLOWS EVENT: Registration for this eve
 nt is open to Connecticut Bar Foundation James W. Cooper Fellows. If you a
 re a Fellow and would like to register for this event\, please contact ctb
 f@ctbarfdn.org. For more information on how to become a James W. Cooper Fe
 llow\, please visit the link provided below.\n
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210920T133000
LOCATION:Virtual
SUMMARY:Virtual Roundtable Discussion  |  Discrimination Against Members of
  the Military Who Are HIV-Positive
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