Dr. Philip Dorian McAdoo is an organizational strategist, educator, author, advocate, and storyteller. He serves as Director of Internal Equity & Workplace Well-Being at IHI, where he helps strengthen the cultures, practices, and conditions that allow people and systems to improve. As host of Turn on the Lights, Philip brings a human-centered lens to conversations about trust, dignity, leadership, and building better health care systems.

Harold Phillips joins Turn on the Lights to discuss what HIV reveals about stigma, trust, racial justice, and the communities still being left behind by healthcare. He explains how stigma, misinformation, and mistrust can keep people from accessing care even when effective treatments and prevention tools are available.

In this IHI Spotlight, Sylvia Trent-Adams talks about the lessons HIV has taught her about dignity, trust, equity, and person-centered care. Drawing on her experience as a nurse caring for soldiers living with or affected by HIV, she emphasizes that treating a diagnosis and truly seeing a person are not the same thing.