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  AIDS 2020: Virtual content now available free and on-demand You can now access the sessions from the 23rd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2020: Virtual), via the conference website. Breaking science, expert debate and experiences of communities most affected by HIV can now be accessed through recorded speeches and events, presentations and infographics, including: 12 prime sessions spotlighting abstracts on advancements in HIV prevention, treatment and the search for a cure as well as a world-class plenary speaker line-up; 70+ satellite sessions organized by IAS and global partners covering topics from mental health and HIV to global targets as well as challenges experienced by the transgender community around the world; 100+ on-demand sessions, including symposia and abstract-driven sessions on diverse subjects including decriminalization of HIV, gender identity, ageing with HIV and women-powered solutions; 10 pre-conferences including the IAS Towards an HIV Cure pre-co...

Come be part of us. The AIDS 2020: Virtual conference  is a gathering which will take place online and all the people have a common interest or background in eradicating HIV, TB and Malaria. This will allow them to meet one another and to learn about and discuss issues, ideas and work that focus on issues, themes and topics of mutual concern. It is the world's largest conference on HIV/AIDS. AIDS 2020: Virtual will be held on 6th July to 10th July 2020 Advocacy Network Africa-AdNetA, Nature Network Group, Most at Risk Populations Society in Uganda, Kangemi Refugee Self-help Community Group, Rainbow Networks Africa, Refugee Spectrum Empowerment Community, Wave of Legacy Alliance Initiative, Pride-Malaria Uganda, Centre For HIV Care, Prevention and Education Promotion, Online Trauma, Identity, Sexuality, Suicide Prevention Support Services, Marginalised Refugee Empowerment Programme Africa, The Ganda Cultural Troupe, PUK Shelter, Refugee Organization for Security and Co-opera...