View our activities, sessions, posters as well as our daily updates from#AIDS2024.
SAT, 20 July: How community-led science can deliver at scale & Info needed to advocate for advanced HIV disease management
SUN, 21 July: Can We Achieve the 10-10-10 HIV Targets by 2025? CLM is the key to lasting change & more
MON, 22 July: 10 years of DTG: Lessons Learned & How the community-led HIV response can be scaled
TUES, 23 July: 10 Years of Community-Led Action Against Pharma Greed & Communities Are Experts
WED, 25 July: What CLM needs to thrive, Why prevention literacy is essential & Patent oppositions for access to medicines
THURS, 25 July: Exploring Grassroots Interventions to Tackle Misinformation & Designing AI for inclusive healthcare is crucial to address the digital divide
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Statement on behalf of the Health ImPACT Coalition UN Summit of the Future on 23 September 2024
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ITPC Sounds Alarm to Prevent Mpox Treatment Disparities as WHO Declares Global Health Emergency
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Countdown to Change: Can We Achieve the 10-10-10 HIV Targets by 2025?
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Activists at AIDS2024 called on ViiV Healthcare to drop their case in Colombia against CompulsoryLicense on Dolutegravir
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ITPC AIDS 2024 Roadmap
AIDS 2024 PRE-CONFERENCES & MEETINGS
Securing progress and extending impact: Implementation science and the HIV response
Pre-Conference: 20 July, 08h00 – 16h30
Presentation
Date: Sat 20 July
Time: 13h30 – 14h30
Location: Room 13a/Channel 6
Title: Session 4: Looking to the Future: Opportunities for Scale and Impact
Subtitle: How can community-led Science deliver at Scale
Presenter: Solange Baptiste
Living 2024- People Living with HIV Pre-Conference:
20 July, 08h00 – 16h30
Presentation
Date: Sat 20 July
Time: 11h30 – 12h30
Location: Room 13b/Channel 7
Title: LIVING 2024 – Session 3: Access to quality assured treatment and HIV
Subtitle: What you need to know to advocate for the Advanced HIV disease management
Presenter: Loon Gangte, ITPC India
CLM Pre-Conference:
21 July, 08h00 – 16h30
Presentation
Date: Sun 21 July
Time: 08h00-09h00
Location: Room 14a/Channel 9
Title: Session 1: Celebrating CLM to Date – Impact, outcomes and role in the HIV/TB/Malaria response
Subtitle: Celebrating CLM: Stories of impact, outcomes and change
Presenter: Solange Baptiste
Presentation
Date: Sun 21 July
Time: 15h00 – 16h30
Location: Pre-conference session Room 14a/Channel 9
Title: Community-led monitoring in a changing world – Session 5: Safeguarding Social Accountability: Toward a consensus statement on CLM in a changing world
Subtitle: Loon’s must haves and challenging questions
Presenter: Loon Gangte
GLOBAL VILLAGE
Presentation
Date: Sun 21 July
Time: 16h30 – 17h30
Location: Global Village main stage
Title: Challenges in the NGO sector
Presenter: Veriano Terto, ABIA Brazil
Panel Discussion
Time: TBC
Title: Community – Led and Person-Centered approaches to retention and re-engagement in HIV
Location: Youth Pavilion
Presenter: National Empowerment Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Kenya (NEPHAK)
Panel Session
UNDP Pre-Conference:
21 July, 08h00 – 12h30
Presentation
Date: Sun 21 July
Time: 08h00 – 09h00
Location: Room 5/Channel 8
Title: From dreams to reality: Achieving the global 10-10-10 HIV targets with and for key populations
Subtitle: Countdown to Change: Can We Achieve the 10-10-10 HIV Targets by 2025?
Presenter: Nadia Rafif
GFAN Civil Society Pre-Conference Meetings:
21 July, 09h00 – 17h00
Location: globalfundadvocatesnetwork.org
Time: 09h00 – 12h00
Session Title: Appel à la Solidarité francophone
Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe2NuLPSO_G6dVxwzxAAXtBV2JqIWf8_ywiWrMAJGaLEWmKdg/viewform
Time: 14h00 – 17h00
Session Title: Civil Society pre-conference meeting
IAPAC 95-95-95-95 IPAC 95-95-95 Targets Update:
22 July, 09h30 – 16h30
Date: Monday 22 July
Time: 14h45 – 15h45
Location: Le Méridien Munich
Session Title: Scaling up Community-Led HIV Response to Leave No One Behind
Panelist: Solange Baptiste
Pre-register at https://www.iapac.org/conferences/2024-95-95-95-targets-update/#register_content
Panel Discussion
Date: Mon 22 July
Time: 11h30 – 12h30
Location: Room 14a/Channel 9
Title: Lesson learned from the “DTG story”
Subtitle: Moderated discussion on lesson learned and how they can be used going forward in HIV treatment and preventions
Panelist: Othoman Mellouk
ITPC ACTIVITIES
21-26 July
Location: Global Village Exhibition NGO Booth AD02
Exhibition Title: ArTivism
Tuesday 23 July
Time: 07h00 – 08h00
Location: Room 14a/Channel 9
Session Title: A ten-year retrospective on community-led approaches to addressing patent barriers and its impact on access to treatment
Panelists: Solange Baptiste, Othoman Mellouk, Morgane Ahmar, Sergiy Kondratyuk, Susana van der Ploeg, Timothy Wafula Makokha, Veronika Kochubei, Chalermsak Kittitrakul, Veriano Terto Jr.
Tuesday 23 July
Time: 10h30 – 11h30
Location: Room 13b/Channel 7
Session Title: The law, human rights and access to medicines
Panelists: Othoman Mellouk and Othmane Marrakchi
Wednesday 24 July
Time: 07h00 – 08h00
Location: Room 13b/Channel 7
Session Title: Community-Led Monitoring in a Changing World
Presenter: Solange Baptiste
Time: 10:00 – 11:30
Location: Room 14c/Channel 10
Session Title: Workshop: Empowering communities: Patent oppositions for access to medicines
Presenter: Detrich Peeler, María Florencia Pignataro, Carolinne Scopel, Gabriela Costa Chaves, Maria Lorena Bacigalupo, Othoman Mellouk, Sergiy Kondratyuk
Time: 12h00-13h00
Location: Room 14b/Channel 3
Session Title: People-centered and sustainable HIV prevention: Towards a new generation of prevention responses in a changing epidemic context
Panelist: Solange Baptiste
Time: 16h30-17-30
Location: Room 13b/Channel 7
Session Title: Inter-generational dialogues: Fostering mutual learning and collaboration for a sustainable future
Panelist: Alma De Leon
Thursday 25 July
Time: 10h30 – 11h30
Location: Hall B0b/Channel 5
Title: Fake News, Misinformation, and the HIV Response: Learnings from COVID-19
Presenter: Solange Baptiste
Time: 12h00-13h00
Location: Room 5/Channel 8
Title: AI-mpact: Revolutionizing the HIV response in resource limited settings
Presenter: Solange Baptiste
ITPC POSTER PRESENTATIONS
EPOSTER ONLY – no in person presentation
Abstract Title: Empowering Communities: A Catalyst for Change in HIV Prevention and Treatment through Community Voices & Preparedness for Long-Acting Injectables
Virtual Presenter: BRC Mohan Sundararaj
Poster no: EPE170
Tuesday 23 July
12h00 -13h00 – Poster exhibition area
Abstract Title: Life Mapping through Citizen Journalism: Exploring and documenting the Lived Experience of Recipients of Care with Treatment Literacy Gaps
In-Person presenter: WWM Ruby Ng’ong’ola/Krista Lauer
Poster no: TUPED325
Abstract Title: Challenges in the sustainability of the national HIV/AIDS program in Brazil: a critical analysis of the economic impact of dolutegravir and patent barriers
In-Person presenter: MMA Susana van der Ploeg
Poster no: TUPEF693
Wednesday 24 July – 12h00 -13h00 – Poster exhibition area
Abstract Title: TRIPS-plus provisions in bilateral agreements and national laws and their impact on access to HIV treatment: a review of the legislative framework in some EECA
In-Person Presenter: ITPC EECA Maria Shibaeva
Poster no: WEPEF642
Abstract Title: Breaking Barriers: Success Stories in Access to Medicines through Strategic Intellectual Property Advocacy: A Case Study of Make Medicines Affordable Campaign
In-Person presenter: MMA Morgane Ahmar
Poster no: WEPEF648
Abstract Title: Paradox of Community – Led Monitoring: Community – led approaches to monitor community Engagement within HIV Differentiated Service Delivery (DSD) Programs across 20 African Countries
In-Person presenter: BRC Nadia Rafif
Poster no: WEPED399
Abstract Title: Using Citizen Journalism to explore real-time challenges of Recipient of Care in accessing HIV and AIDS services in South Africa and Malawi
In-Person presenter: WWM Ruby Ng’ong’ola/Krista Lauer
Poster no: WEPEE 625
Thursday 25 July – 12h00 -13h00 – Poster exhibition area
Abstract Title: Increasing Access to Affordable Generic Medicines Through Patent Opposition Academies
In-Person presenter: MMA Sergiy Kondratyuk
Poster no: THPEF645
Abstract Title: Communities Dismantling Barriers: The Make Medicines Affordable (MMA) Consortium’s Patent Opposition Experience for Affordable Access to Medicines
In-Person presenter: MMA Morgane Ahmar
Poster no: THPEF633
ITPC PARTNER POSTERS
12h00 -13h00 – Poster exhibition area
Abstract Title: Monitoring the landscape of newer HIV medicines: multiple patenting and access challenges
In-Person presenter: Gabriela Chaves
Poster no: TUPEF647
Abstract Title: The problem of elimination of mother-child transmission of HIV in the DRC: role of the community
In person presenter: Rosalie Kiningu Kikumbi – Community Advocacy Network (CAN) Programme national de lutte contre le sida et les IST (PNLS) & Union congolaise des organisations des PvVIH (UCOP+)
Poster no: WEPED395
Abstract Title: Factors associated with non-use of sexual and reproductive health services by sex workers in DRC
In person presenter: Ilunga Ndala Bulaya Hilo – Community Advocacy Network (CAN) Programme national de lutte contre le sida et les IST (PNLS) & Union congolaise des organisations des PvVIH (UCOP+)
Poster no: TUPEC252
Abstract Title: Janssen renounced patents for tuberculosis life-saving drug within the territory of Ukraine
In person presenter: Veronika Kochubei
Poster no: WEPEF646
Abstract Title: Mass generic production of lenacapavir should cost under 100$ per person-year: the need for voluntary licensing
In Person presenter: Andrew Hill
Poster no: LB46
Abstract Title: Community advocacy to reduce IP barriers to access to affordable medicine: lessons learned from the Bedaquiline Patent Opposition in Indonesia
In-Person presenter: Budi Larasati
Poster no: OAF0305
Abstract Title: Generic production of lenacapavir targeting under $100 PPPY[1]: Analysis of the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient
In-Person presenter: Andrew Hill
Poster no: LB40
Abstract Title: Enhancing access and accountability: the role of a policy table in addressing drug pricing disparities in Brazil
In-Person presenter: Brazilian Interdisciplinary Aids Association (Abia), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Poster no: WEPEF642
Partner Events/Activities
Tuesday, 23 July:
Funders Concerned About AIDS
Time: 17h00 – 19h00
Location: Pre-register for venue info https://bit.ly/3WoD29r
Event Title: Uniting for Action – The Biennial Global Donor Reception at AIDS 2024
Symposium on 40 years of community leadership: The challenge of sustained community leadership
Time: 10h30 – 11h30
Location: Room 14b/Channel 3
Presenter: Veriano Terto, ABIA, Brazil
Date: Wednesday 24 July
Time: 12h00 – 13h00
Location: Room 5/Channel 8
Session Title: Voices Unveiled: Using a Behavioural Science Community Panel to fine-tune our care, harness AI and combat misinformation in the HIV response
Presenter/Organiser: Indlela@HE2RO
Time: 13h15 – 14h45
Location: Pre-register for venue details https://bit.ly/3RWisdT
Title: Advanced HIV Disease and AIDS – Stakeholder Consultation on Evolving Terminology
Sub-Title: WHO Department of HIV, Hepatitis and STIs at AIDS 2024
Registration link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeCsj4HYhmDYm_h-I_FLJim-xuT08Fd_M3yclNHgwbPvJyAog/viewform?usp=sf_link
Time: 14h00 – 15h00
Location: Global Village Session Room one/channel 11
Title: Impact of Criminalization and utilization of HIV services
Presenter: Grace Nyarath, Grave Kamau, Jules Kim, Liz Onyango, Kholi Bhuthulezi
Location: Room 13a/Channel 6
Session Title: A tale of two diseases: Novel strategies towards elimination of tuberculosis and viral hepatitis
Presenter: Giten Khwairakpam – Treat Asia
Time: 17:00-18:00
Location: Session Room 2, Global Village
Session Title: 2024 Robert Carr Research Award and Memorial Lecture
Date: Thursday, 25 July
Time: 18:00-19:30
Location: Room 14c/Channel 10
Session Title: Re-shaping landscapes to support embedded, programme science to improve population-level impact for HIV and STBBI programming: A call for transformative action
Organizer: Institute for Global Public Health, University of Manitoba