The world is talking about ending AIDS. AVAC’s advocacy is dedicated to realizing that vision. To get there we must:
AVAC is delighted to announce the 2019 AVAC Advocacy Fellows – the 10th class of the Fellows Program! AVAC’s Advocacy Fellows Program was launched in 2009 to expand the capacity of advocates and organizations to monitor, support and help shape biomedical HIV prevention research and implementation in countries where research is ongoing and/or new interventions are being rolled out.
In a special issue of Current Opinion in HIV and AIDS, published in January 2019, AVAC staff members Emily Bass, Laura Fitch, Anabel Gomez and Maureen Luba Milambe joined collaborators who work in advocacy and human-centered design to co-author two important articles.
Happy New Year! We hope that you started your year refreshed for important work ahead–and to help get you started, we’ve rounded up a few select resources from AVAC.org that we hope you’ll consider as you set your agenda for 2019. We think these cross-cutting and thought-provoking tools help to frame the most pressing issues facing HIV prevention in the year ahead.
Is HIV prevention research seeing its last placebo-controlled efficacy trials? Will the field have to radically reimagine how to answer efficacy questions?
AVAC has an extensive online resource library with hundreds of Reports, Publications, Infographics & more. And it includes powerful search features to find exactly what you’re looking for.
AVAC uses education, policy analysis, advocacy, community mobilization and a network of global collaborations to accelerate ethical development and global delivery of biomedical HIV prevention options. Read more
AVAC advocates for a comprehensive response to the epidemic, involving smart use of every proven HIV prevention option available today and sustained research into many new strategies.