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Meet the IAS change makers

IAS change makers are recipients of our grant, fellowship or mentorship opportunities. They are the next generation of HIV researchers, advocates and healthcare providers taking action to improve the lives of people living with and affected by HIV.

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Gabriela Toledo

Gabriela Toledo

University College London
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Gabriela Turk

Gabriela Turk

INBIRS, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Gastón Devisich

Gastón Devisich

Fundación Huésped
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Haruna Aaron Sunday

Haruna Aaron Sunday

African Network of Adolescents and Young Persons Development (ANAYD)
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Iael Altclas

Iael Altclas

Hospital Francisco Santojanni
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Iliana De Los Angeles Perez Anguas

CAPASITS
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Irene Njuguna

Irene Njuguna

Kenyatta National Hospital
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Isaac Ogunkola

Isaac Ogunkola

SSDP International
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James Owen Mulenga

James Owen Mulenga

Treatment Advocacy and Literacy Campaign (TALC)
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Jamila Bathy

Jamila Bathy

Hospital de Cumura
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Quick links to our activities

Closing scientific gaps

Collaborative Initiative for Paediatric HIV Education and Research (CIPHER) Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise Towards an HIV Cure

Disseminating the latest research

IAS Educational Fund Journal of the International AIDS Society (JIAS)

Improving health services

Community-Led Monitoring Differentiated Service Delivery Heart of Stigma Mark Wainberg Fellowship Programme Person-Centred Care Youth Hub

Conferences

International AIDS Conference IAS Conference on HIV Science HIV Research for Prevention Conference

Get involved

Become an IAS change maker Corporate Partnership Programme Me and My Healthcare Provider IAS membership

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