African/Black Diaspora

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1 Compiled by African and Black Diaspora Global Network on HIV and AIDS (ABDGN) Sunday 20 July SUSA08 The Use of Antiretroviral Treatment for Prevention: the role of community, tensions and ways forward SUSA10 Room 103 HIV/AIDS and Youth: Presenting Biomedical, Behavioral and Structural Interventions that Work SUSA13 A Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) Approach towards Elimination of New HIV Infections among Children and Keeping Mothers Alive: A Zimbabwe Experience Room SUSA02 Improving Outcomes Along the HIV Care Continuum: Getting Services to Hard-to-Reach Populations in Vietnam, Mozambique and the U.S. Room SUSA15 GENDER, HIV AND SRHR IN THE POST-2015 FRAMEWORK Room TUSA10 Stepping Up To Advance Issues Globally for Sex Workers and HIV Room SUSA20 Room by 15 and the End of AIDS: Now What? SUSA23 Taking the pulse: WHO 2014 Global Update on the HIV/AIDS Health Sector Response Melbourne Room 1 SUSA24 Intersecting Risks, Strategies and Barriers for Key Affected Populations to Prevent and Treat HIV: How to Step Up the Global Gender Pace SUSA25 Toward 2020, Future Models for HIV Research, Activism, Integration and Migrants & MSM Programs SUSA27 Room 103 Reaching Key Populations through Rights-based Workplace programmes SUSA38 Room 104 Fragile States: Boosting community systems for an effective HIV response SUSA31 Launch of the WHO consolidated Guidance on HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care for Key Populations Melbourne Room 1 SUSA33 Faith, Compassion and Acceptance: Addressing Homophobia and HIVrelated Stigma through Scripture and Spirituality SUSA34 Ending the epidemic in adolescents Room SUSA36 Room 104 From Research to Practice to Impact: Lessons from the VMMC Scale-Up SUSA37 A NEW TARGET FOR HIV TREATMENT SCALE-UP: Ending the AIDS epidemic Room Monday 21 July MOSA04 The Impact of HIV Funding on Trans* Communities: Keeping Human Rights Central to the HIV Response Room MOSA02 Room 103 ONE SADC, ONE VISION, ONE WAY: WALKING THE TALK MOSA06 Innovations in HIV treatment delivery Towards the virtual elimination of AIDS Room MOSA08 Taking stock opportunities, challenges, visions: Where next with the PLHIV Global Advocacy Agenda? Room MOSY01 Plenary 1 Trends in AIDS Financing and Effectiveness of Current Investments MOSY02 Plenary 2 Antiretroviral Treatment in Resource-Limited Settings: Progress and Challenges MOAD01 1 / 5

2 Plenary 3 Behind the Scenes: Socio-economic Drivers MOSY04 Criminalization of Key Populations: How to Respond to HIV? Melbourne Room 2 MORE01 Managing Change in Small Islands Room MOWS02 Room 103 Upholding the Rights of Women and Girls Living with HIV in Healthcare Contexts MOWS03 Room 104 The Dual Crisis of HIV and Human Rights: Using Journalistic Resources and UNAIDS Documentation to Improve Awareness of Prevention and Treatment Shortcomings for Key Populations MOWS06 Understanding and Using "Difficult Decisions"- An Ethical Decision- Making Tool for Care Workers Room MOGS02 Key Populations = Key Solutions: Launch of M-Coalition, the First Regional Entity Working on HIV Among Men who have Sex with Men in the Arab Region Time: 12:30-14:00 MOGS03 Like Me, Tweet Me, Post Me: Community Innovations Using Mobile and Online Technology for Youth HIV Programming Time: 12:30-14:00 Room 104 Voluntary Male Circumcision: Assessing Impacts, Barriers and Facilitators MOPDD01 The Social and Cultural Context of Risk and Prevention Room MOPDB01 Antiretroviral Therapy in Pregnancy: A Brighter Future Room MOPDE02 Innovative Methods of HIV Programme Evaluation Room MOSY06 Galvanizing a Movement for Ending the AIDS Epidemic by 2030 Melbourne Room 1 MOSY07 A Community Dialogue on Key Populations: Who s in Who s out and Why? Melbourne Room 2 MOSY08 Harm Reduction and HIV: Joining Forces for Results Room MOSY09 The Critical Role of Young People in Key Populations: Effective Campaigns for Zero New Infections MOGS04 Meet the NGO Delegation to the UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board MOCA09 Not Your Rescue Project: Mini Film Festival Short Films Time: 12:40-14:10 MOSS02 No One Left Behind: Stepping up the Pace on the Removal of Punitive Laws to Advance Human Rights and Gender Equality Melbourne Room 1 MOSS03 The Role of Extractive Industries in Building Sustainable Health Programmes Melbourne Room 2 MOPDE01 Room 103 Shedding Light on Social Protection MOPDC01 MOWS08 Room 103 HIV, Gender-Based Violence and Sexual Health-Men, Women and Transgender: How to Bring these Intersecting and Interlinked Issues into the Post-2015 Agenda MOWS11 Using the Law to Defend Human Rights in the HIV Epidemic: Courts in Action Room MOGS05 Harnessing the Strength of Youthled Adherence Interventions from Baylor-Uganda MOGS06 What Sustains You?: Resisting Burnout in the Face of HIV Activism and Social Justice Work Time: 16:00-17:30 2 / 5

3 MOCA07 Mamuna Mamuna Main Stage Time: 17:00-17:30 MOSA09 Plenary 1 Key Programmatic Challenges of the Acceleration of VMMC for HIV Prevention: Cost, Demand Creation, Efficiencies and Quality of Services MOSA05 Plenary 3 Women, HIV/AIDS and Non- Communicable Diseases: A Call to Action in Lower and Middle Income Countries MOSA12 The Second Robert Carr Memorial Lecture: Celebrating Robert Carr s legacy MOSA14 Room 103 Drug Use and HIV and HCV Infection: The Challenge and The Potential Solutions Tuesday 22 July TUSA05 Room 104 Global Health Transformation: Building UHC on the Lessons of the AIDS Response TUSA07 Creative Solutions to Challenging Contexts: Reaching and Serving Key and Vulnerable Populations Room TURE01 Stepping up from Vulnerability to Opportunity: HIV and AIDS in the Global Context of African and Black Migrant and Diaspora Populations Room Time: 10:45-12:15 TUSY01 Plenary 1 Beyond 2014: Youth Leadership in the AIDS Response TUAD01 Plenary 3 Sexier than You Think: HIV Policy, Regulation and Legislation TUBS01 Stepping up the Pace Together: Dynamic Partnerships Across Community, Academic and Policy Sectors Melbourne Room 1 TUSY02 Public Engagement with HIV Science Melbourne Room 2 TUSS04 HIV Strategy: Australia s Domestic Response and Contribution to Regional HIV Development Room Time: 12:30-13:30 TUSS01 Plenary 1 Beyond the MDGs: HIV and the Post Development Agenda TUSS02 Plenary 3 Public Private Partnerships: Leveraging Complementary Strengths for Impact at Scale TUGS02 The Recipe for Effective Public Health: Innovation, Leadership and Grassroots Mobilization TUPDC01 Room 103 Monitoring Success: Population Based Surveillance in the Era of ART TUAD02 Plenary 2 Critical Justice: Human Rights, Legal Issues and HIV TUSY04 Plenary 3 The Lancet Special Theme Issue on HIV and Sex Workers TUBS03 When Science Meets the Bedroom: 50 Shades of Pleasure and Prevention TUWS07 Quality Action: Improving Quality in HIV Prevention Room TUWS09 Room 104 From Within: Understanding and Addressing Self Stigma Among People Living with HIV TUGS06 Indigenous Youth Leadership in Action TUCA10 Seeking Safety: Stepping Stones in Malawi Short Films Time: 14:35-15:35 TUAD03 Plenary 2 Stigma: Contexts, Intersections and TUSY06 No-one Left Behind: Increased Coverage, Better Programmes and Maximum Impact for Key Populations 3 / 5

4 Melbourne Room 1 TUAE02 Follow the Money: Financing and Resource Allocation for HIV Room TUGS08 Where is HIV in Post-2015? Did the 'End of AIDS' Peak Too Soon? TUGS10 #Youth Engagement: Reaching Vulnerable Populations Through Innovative New Media Recruitment and Promotion SUSA07 Renewing the fight against TB: transforming the conversation to win the battle against the disease Melbourne Room 2 Wednesday 23 July WEGS01 Understanding the Impact of Travel Restrictions on Universal Access from the Perspectives of Migrant Sending and Receiving Countries A Dialogue. WEWS02 Room 103 Gender, Sexual Orientation, and HIV and AIDS in Conflict and Humanitarian Emergencies WEWS05 The Critical Partnership for HIV Prevention: Building Positive Relationships with Police to Support Civil Cociety and HIV Programmes Room WECA09 Men Without Identity Short Documentary Time: 11:00-11:40 WESS03 Antiretroviral Management in 2014: Interactive Case-Based Session, Organized Jointly with the International Antiviral Society USA Melbourne Room 2 Time: 12:45-14:15 WEGS04 Assessing the Impact of Intellectual Property Legislation on the Future Availability of ARVs in the Caribbean WEPDD01 Unseen, Unspoken, Unrecognised: Mental Health and HIV Room WEPDE01 Living with HIV: Transitions to Adulthood Room WEPDC01 Counting the Hard to Count Room WEPDD02 Falling Through the Cracks: Migrants and Mobile Populations Room WEGS06 Culturally Diverse Young People Discussing Sexual Health with Confidence WEGS07 Making Human Rights the Core of the HIV and TB Response WEWS11 Engaging Traditional Leadership in Accelerating HIV and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention through Culture-Transformative Strategies: The 'Rock' Integrated Model Room WEWS08 IP and Pharma are Not Bad Karma - Treatment for all in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, South Asia, Middle East and North Africa, and the Asia Pacific Region Room 103 WEWS09 Room 104 Investing for Results: Equipping Governments, Development Agencies, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and Other Actors with the Knowledge and Skills to Deliver Effective HIV in Humanitarian Emergencies WEGS08 HIV and AIDS in Humanitarian Settings: Peer Educators Working with Syrian Refugees WESY05 Andrew Hunter Memorial Session: A Rights-based Approach to Sex Work Melbourne Room 2 WESY06 Global Injustices: The Control, Containment and Punishment of People Living with HIV Room WESY07 Thinking through Risks in Everyday Lives: Framing the Future for Adolescents and Young People WEGS11 Stepping Up the Pace Online: Innovative Approaches to Sharing Digital Stories from Key Populations 4 / 5

5 Time: 17:30-19:00 MOCA05 Rape Stories That Rural Community Grassroots Women Never Tell Community Dialogue Space SUSA17 Stigma Research and Prevention 2.0: Stepping Up the Pace for Evidence- Based Stigma-Reduction Interventions for HIV Prevention, Treatment, and Care Plenary 2 WESA07 Plenary 3 Where is the Money? Challenges and opportunities in mobilizing increased domestic financing WEGS12 Research Shouldn t Sit on a Shelf: Stories of Strength, Action and Resilience from Women Living with HIV Time: 18:30-20:00 SUSA28 Community-Based Service Delivery, Essential for Achieving Universal Access to HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment Services: What Works and What We Need to Do Thursday 24 July THSA04 Key Populations in the Driver s Seat - On the Road to Universal Access to HIV Prevention, Treatment, Care and Support: Bridging the Gaps lessons Room THSY03 Decolonizing HIV: of Indigenous People in Getting to Zero THGS01 The Challenges of Being Transgender in the Asia Pacific: Perspectives and Data Informing National Level HIV and AIDS THWS03 Making HIV-Related Maps in Minutes: Indiemapper - Free Mapping Tool for Everyone THCA09 El Cañaveral (The Sugarcane) Feature Documentary Time: 13:45-14:45 THGS06 Work THWS07 HIV Prevention and Care for Migrants and Mobile Populations Room THWS12 Doing HIV Justice: How Clinicians and Advocates Can Work Together to Ensure Up-To-Date Scientific and Medical Evidence Informs the Application of Criminal Law to Cases of HIV Exposure or Transmission Room THGS07 Young People are Making a Difference in the HIV Response: Case Studies from Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Uganda, Jamaica and the USA THAD01 Plenary 1 Sexuality and HIV Risk Amongst Gay Men: Options and Choices THSY06 Plenary 2 The Role of Community in Global Policy Making THGS11 Building a Network of Transgender Sex Worker Advocates in the Caribbean: Strategies to Improve National to HIV Time: 17:30-19:00 THGS12 Writing our own narratives: the Global Advocacy Agenda for young people living with HIV Friday 25 July FRRE01 Managing Change in the Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA) Room Room 104 THGS02 Beyond the Closet and Hushed Whispers: Cultural Sensitivity Training for HIV and AIDS Education Amongst Muslim Communities WESS01 Global Health Room / 5