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  • At its best, today's dialogue was led by and for women and centered on rights, realities and engaged discussion on the whole body, from head to toe and heart to mind. In some fascinating sessions, the vagina seized center stage and all but lost the head and heart that go with it. Today, in our update, we’ll try to put the pieces together and so, of course, the theme is: The Vagina Dialogues.

    July 19, 2016
    AVAC
  • It’s Day 2 of the daily updates... and the conference has just barely begun with the official opening on Monday evening. Not everything is in motion, though. Long queues to undergo security screening are keeping people standing in place or, at best, shuffling along. The security lines do have an upside though… they’ve provided our theme for today: “Hurry up!”

    July 18, 2016
    General
    AVAC
  • In advance of the AIDS 2016 conference, Mitchell Warren and Peter Piot co-authored a call in STAT for an expanded focus on a comprehensive approach to HIV prevention. Alongside a fully-funded effort to provide treatment for people living with HIV, a range of prevention options are essential to defeat HIV and must be developed and delivered. Read this piece for a succinct case for prevention.

    July 18, 2016
    AVAC
  • The streets in and around the International Conference Center in Durban are thronged with badge-wearing delegates, the Uber taxi prices are surging, and there are already piles of publications scattered across the floor of some of the session rooms where the pre-conferences have taken place. And all this means that there are already things to report, even though the official meeting only starts tomorrow.

    July 17, 2016
    AVAC
  • On the eve of the Durban International AIDS conference, European AIDS Treatment Group and a number of partners launched a global Community Consensus Statement on Access to HIV Treatment and its Use for HIV Prevention.

    July 15, 2016
    General
    AVAC
  • AVAC Report is our annual advocacy analysis, with an agenda that spans the next 12 months—and beyond. We’ve designed it be a clear, succinct, actionable statement of the strengths and weakness of HIV prevention data today—and we hope you’ll join us in amplifying these messages at next week’s gathering.

    July 14, 2016
    AVAC
  • Another brief update in the run-up to Durban. In this one: how to find AVAC—which we hope you’ll do to amplify messages, add experience and share the work of bringing prevention to the forefront of the meeting. A full run-down of AVAC at Durban 2016 is here—this includes our presentations, satellites, workshops, booth and Global Village work.

    July 13, 2016
    General
    AVAC
  • With less than a week to go until the International AIDS Conference, here’s the next in AVAC’s series of brief updates to prepare. In this one... prevention activism at Durban. What, where, why and how. We hope you’ll find this useful and thought-provoking whether you’re coming to an IAC for the first time—or whether this is familiar ground.

    July 12, 2016
    General
    AVAC
  • Welcome to the first in a series of quick updates we’ll be sending over the next 10 days to help activists and advocates prepare to navigate the 21st International AIDS Conference, which will be held in Durban, South Africa, July 18–22. In this update we highlight the HIV Prevention Roadmap of relevant sessions and activities at the conference, and the Research Literacy Networking Zone in the Global Village—a destination we hope will be on your path through a busy conference week.

    July 8, 2016
    General
    AVAC
  • The July issue of The Lancet HIV focuses on the need to scale up prevention to reduce new infections—reiterating that achieving the UNAIDS’ 90-90-90 treatment targets is not possible otherwise. As the editors note in the introduction to the issue, “We can do much with existing interventions, but as the papers in this issue show evolution of programmes and technology will be needed to have the greatest effect.”

    June 30, 2016

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