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The largest gathering of positive women ever.


 The fourth National Women and HIV Conference was held in October, 1999, drawing over 1,200 HIV-positive women. The goals of the conference were to set a national policy for women with HIV/AIDS and enable women to network and obtain support for education and research. Despite the lack of government support for the event, the conference enabled women to share their experiences and unite. Many participants at the meeting believe women are receiving inferior medical care, such as monotherapy, when the standard of care is now three combined drugs. Maria (Paloma) Peach, an AIDS activist and a support/education program director, died during the conference. Ms. Peach was eulogized by her friends and co-workers.
