Join us for a panel on Organizational Task Shifting with visiting speaker, Dr. Alysse Wurcel!

Join us for ID Grand Rounds with visiting speaker, Alysse Wurcel, MD, MS!

Dr. Sundararajan will present on task shifting, using examples from her work in rural Uganda to demonstrate how delegating HIV care to community-based providers enhanced service delivery and expanded reach among hard-to-reach populations.

Dr. Mody will discuss Applying Multistate Methods to Care Transitions in Implementation Science.

Darius J. Rucker and Dr. Elvin H. Geng will introduce the Community Information Exchange, a novel tool designed to use implementation-science to strengthen meaningful relationships between researchers and communities. Participants will learn about the tool, share feedback to help refine it, and explore how it could support community engagement across the broader CFAR network.

Her and Now is an education initiative funded by the National Library of Medicine that aims to strengthen clinician knowledge and comfort with providing menopause and midlife care to women living with HIV.

Our multidisciplinary Research Community Collaborative is focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by HIV in Missouri.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.

You are warmly invited to attend the 4th Annual J. Russell Little, MD Lectureship with Dr. Wendy Armstrong, President-Elect of the Infectious Diseases Society of America.

This joint UW/Fred Hutch-Penn CFAR session brings the two CFARs together in conversation around how we communicate science beyond academic audiences.

Presented by Michael Louella, Manager, Office of Community Engagement, UW/Fred Hutch Center for AIDS Research (CFAR).

Our multidisciplinary Research Community Collaborative is focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by HIV in Missouri.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.

Our multidisciplinary Research Community Collaborative is focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by HIV in Missouri.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.

Duke CFAR Social and Behavioral Sciences Core leaders, Sadie Wilson, PhD, and Amy Corneli, PhD, MPH, will guide a discussion on staying grounded in your work and connected to the communities we serve in times of increased barriers to funding.

The Midwest HIV Response & Action Summit is a full-day in-person event designed to bring together researchers, health departments, and community organizations to develop a shared understanding of the HIV epidemic and response in Missouri. The summit will highlight insights from emerging research and programmatic progress across stakeholder groups, while also identifying opportunities for collaboration to advance action in the region.

We look forward to seeing you at the Pre-Summit Social! Come meet and mingle with Midwest HIV Response and Action Summit presenters and attendees ahead of the event! 

Join HIV Transdisciplinary Grand Rounds with visiting speaker, Brittney van de Water, PhD, RN, CPNP, FANN.

🎉 Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary at Blingo BINGO - Center For Life Solution's fundraising event. It will be an event like no other you won't want to miss! 🎉

Every registration to this event will bring Center for Life Solutions closer to achieving their mission. Together, we can create a brighter, more compassionate world for all.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.

Bootcamp is a full-day in-person event designed to support emerging HIV investigators in developing competitive grant proposals. During the event, attendees receive rapid, expert feedback through a series of 30-minute, face-to-face "lightning round" consultations with established investigators.

Nrupen Bhavsar, PhD, of the Duke CFAR Quantitative Sciences Core, will discuss innovative approaches to research on social drivers of health and their impact on people living with HIV/AIDS through the use of datasets like SEED Health Atlas, and how novel EHR data resources such as EPIC Cosmos can provide extensive clinical data to support HIV research.

Join the upcoming DC CFAR Developmental Core Lecture Series: My Path to Independence in HIV Research.

The lecture will feature Dr. Alan Greenberg, Professor of Epidemiology in the GW Milken Institute School of Public Health. Dr. Greenberg also serves as the Director of the DC CFAR. Learn what sparked Dr. Greenberg’s interest in HIV research and the mentors, obstacles, and resources that helped direct and shape his path to success.

Join for a discussion on substance use research among female sex workers in South Africa, with reflections on implementation for vulnerable populations globally, the current NIH funding landscape and priorities, and opportunities for North-South cross-talk to advance future research.

Geri R. Donenberg, PhD, Associate Director for AIDS Resaerch and Director of the Office of AIDS Research (OAR) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will lead a discussion on future directions for HIV research at the NIH.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.

Our multidisciplinary Research Community Collaborative is focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by HIV in Missouri.

Join us along with Eric Refsland, PhD, Program Officer and Team Lead – Centers for AIDS Research, for an interactive webinar that will focus on navigating the current funding landscape for research on social drivers of health in HIV research.

HIP Seminars are designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain NIH funding.