Scientists, researchers, and advocates from around the world joined together for a 24-hour livestream event to reflect on what has been achieved through decades of federal investments in HIV/AIDS research and what we stand to lose if US funding is cut.

The Emory CFAR HIV Research Document Library is a free, publicly accessible database of HIV research documents representing a broad range of previously funded study designs.

Primarily for those doing HIV research in global contexts, this is a two-year program with a week-long convening each year hosted at WashU in St. Louis

A multi-day training institute to provide dissemination and implementation research training, hosted by WashU in St. Louis.

For early or mid-career investigators, this program is for those working in the US, especially those working in Ending the HIV Epidemic jurisdictions to help strengthen academic-community partnerships and advance HIV D&I knowledge.