Meet the team!

Genevieve (GV or G) Hunter is a Sexuality Educator with almost 30 years of experience and hails from Philadelphia, PA. Genevieve’s work at Duke began 17 years ago at a rural Duke HIV Clinic. Initially, she worked as an Outreach Coordinator, working with people living with HIV (PLWH), in Vance County, NC. In 2006, Genevieve joined the former Health Inequalities Program (HIP) at Duke, before it became the Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research (CHPIR). Genevieve worked as an Outreach Specialist on a SAMHSA project for people who were triply diagnosed with HIV, mental illness and substance abuse. Throughout her time with CHPIR, Genevieve has collaborated on multiple projects including: the AIDS Education and Training Center, the HRSA SPNS Regional Health Information Integration Project, the Clergy Health Initiative, the Duke Health Justice Clinic and the Southern HIV/AIDS Strategy Initiative. Genevieve has also served for many years on various Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committees with CHPIR. She presently serves on the Equity and Inclusion Task Force at Duke Global Health Institute.