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Why opportunistic infections still matter in the HIV response

29 Apr 2025

Why opportunistic infections still matter in the HIV response - Part 1

Viewers will explore Histoplasmosis and Chagas in HIV, focusing on clinical cases and speakers’ insights.

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Solutions at your fingertips: An innovation workshop

30 Apr 2025

Solutions at your fingertips: An innovation workshop

This innovation workshop explores ways to move ahead in the HIV response during uncertain times. 

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Académie Scientifique du Vaccin contre le VIH 2025

6 May 2025 - 8 May 2025

Académie Scientifique du Vaccin contre le VIH 2025

Cette académie est spécifiquement dédiée à la promotion de l'excellence de la recherche sur les vaccins contre le VIH dans la région de l'Afrique de l'Ouest.

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Why opportunistic infections still matter in the HIV response

7 May 2025

Why opportunistic infections still matter in the HIV response - Part 2

Viewers will explore TB Meningitis and Talaromyces marneffei in HIV, focusing on clinical cases and speakers’ insights.

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2025 HIV Vaccine Science Academy

3 Jun 2025 - 5 Jun 2025

2025 HIV Vaccine Science Academy

The HIV Vaccine Science Academy awards fellowships to 15 early- to mid-career HIV vaccine researchers in central, eastern, southern and western Africa to take part in workshops on HIV vaccine research. The academy supports change makers in establishing themselves as independent researchers and team leaders in their institutions. It also contributes to the development of a sustainable international network of African researchers.

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2025 Research-for-Cure Academy

19 Jun 2025 - 21 Jun 2025

2025 Research-for-Cure Academy

The academy awards fellowships to up to 15 applicants to participate in a series of interactive workshops

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Kigali, Rwanda

13 Jul 2025 - 17 Jul 2025

The 13th IAS Conference on HIV Science

IAS 2025, the 13th IAS Conference on HIV Science, will take place in Kigali, Rwanda, and virtually, from 13 to 17 July 2025. Pre-meetings will be held on 13 July.

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Past events

6 Apr 2025
Person-Centred Care Advocacy Academy: HIV in the southern United States
Fellows will learn how to apply PCC principles in their settings and adapt them to the needs of their communities. View details View details
14 Mar 2025
Ask the experts: Young leaders showcase gender perspectives in the HIV response
For International Women’s Day, the IAS Youth Hub brings together four inspiring young women active in the HIV response. View details View details
5 Mar 2025
Ending HIV criminalization – lessons from Zimbabwe

The IAS Heart of Stigma programme, in partnership with the HIV Justice Network, is hosting a webinar titled, “Ending HIV criminalization – lessons from Zimbabwe”, to mark HIV Is Not a Crime Awareness Day. Join us for a discussion on HIV criminalization, focusing on Zimbabwe’s landmark progress. In 2022, the country repealed its HIV-specific criminal law, and in 2024, efforts to recriminalize HIV were successfully blocked. This webinar will explore the lessons learned from Zimbabwe and the broader implications for HIV justice worldwide.

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25 Feb 2025
IAS Young Leaders networking event
This event brings together Young Leaders to connect and exchange experiences as young people in the HIV response. View details View details
13 Feb 2025
HIV science and community: Progress and path forward in Mozambique
POSTPONED. IAS Educational Fund symposium in Maputo, Mozambique, organized with Comité para Saúde de Moçambique (CSM) View details View details
16 Dec 2024
2024 HIV Vaccine Advocacy Academy
Fifteen fellows from Africa interact with global experts and develop their careers in HIV vaccine R&D advocacy. View details View details

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