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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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Shiferaw Tesfaye Tilahun

Shiferaw Tesfaye Tilahun

Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI)
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Kenneth Busienei

Kenneth Busienei

Kenneth's Foundation
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Lorraine Mwanza

Lorraine Mwanza

Media Science Café Network, MESICA
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Tomáš Hanke

Tomáš Hanke

University of Oxford
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Anne Kapaata

Anne Kapaata

MRC/UVRI& LSHTM Uganda Research Unit
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Anthony Charles

Anthony Charles

Management and Development for Health - Temeke specialized laboratory
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Lynn Hendricks

Lynn Hendricks

Stellenbosch University
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Isaac Ngare

Isaac Ngare

Kumamoto University
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Gen Nolan

Gen Nolan

Royal Perth Hospital
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Gabriel Chinonso Ezenri

Gabriel Chinonso Ezenri

University of Nigeria
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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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