1 December 2022
Inequalities are fueling the HIV pandemic. On World AIDS Day 2022, IAPAC says: Let’s #Equalize.
Access the latest evidence-based information about and resources regarding the Monkeypox outbreak.
Perspectives on the impact of hostilities in Ukraine and efforts to support Ukrainians affected by HIV.
Join us at the Adherence 2022 conference November 7-9, 2022, in Washington, DC.
Our next online dialogue session is scheduled for November 9, 2022, with community and public health leaders from New Orleans.
Amsterdam has been selected to host the next gathering of Fast-Track Cities. Plan to join us September 25-27, 2023.
Learn more about the IAPAC-Lancet HIV Commission on the Future of Urban HIV Responses.
Check out some of the highlights from our Fast-Track Cities Conference, October 20-22, 2021, in Lisbon, Portugal, and via virtual platform. The hybrid conference focused on best practices from across the network of 380-plus Fast-Track Cities.
Access the latest evidence-based information about and resources regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.
For 37 years, IAPAC has advanced a mission focused on expanding access to and improving the quality of prevention, care, and treatment services provided to people affected by and living with HIV and its comorbid conditions. Welcome to IAPAC.org, where you can learn about and join our efforts to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
Sevilla Declaration on the Centrality of Affected Communities in Urban HIV Responses Unveiled at Fast-Track Cities 2022 Conference
11 OCTOBER 2022 (Sevilla, Spain) – At a Fast-Track Cities 2022 conference reception held this evening at the Royal Alcazar Palace, several Mayors and a Deputy Governor in attendance were joined virtually by peers from across the Fast-Track Cities network to sign their names to a declaration aimed at defining and facilitating the placement of affected communities at the center or urban HIV responses.
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Elizabeth A. Bukusi MBChB, MMed, MPH, PhD, is a Chief Research Officer at the Kenya…
IAPAC’s impact can be measured in the number of our members who access our educational activities, utilize our patient-oriented materials, or engage in our advocacy activities. Our impact also reflects the work of IAPAC’s more than 30,000 members, notably in delivering quality HIV services to millions of people living with and affected by HIV and its comorbidities.
