The Board



International Organising Scientific Board
Lorraine Sherr - UK, Jose Catalan - UK, Bruno Spire - France, Lucie Cluver - UK & South Africa, Mehdi Karkouri - Morocco, Kathryn Steventon Roberts - UK, Bridgette Prince - South Africa, Udi Davidovich - Netherlands, Richard Harding - UK, Ari Sherr - Technical & Operations Manager.

2027 International Scientific Advisory Board
Quarraisha Abdool Karim - South Africa, Rigmor Berg - Norway, Mark Boyes - Australia, Ewa Carlsson Lalloo - Sweden, John de Wit - Netherlands, Nicklas Dennermalm - Sweden, Marion Di Ciaccio - France, Maria Ekstrand - USA, Lars E. Eriksson - Sweden & UK, Michael evangeli - UK, Marion Fiorentino - FR, Robin Gorna - Ethiopia, Simon Gregson - UK & Zimbabwe, Sandrine Halfen - France, Tobias Herder - Sweden, Mallory Johnson - USA, Kai Jonas - Netherlands, Ashraf Kagee - South Africa, Rachel Kidman - USA, Caroline Kuo - USA, Naoual Laaziz - Morocco, Lisa Langhaug - Zimbabwe, Joseph Larmarange - France, Joseph Lau - China, Xiaoming Li - USA, Carmen Logie - Canada, Joanne Mantell - United States, David Michels - France, Jason Mitchell - USA, Nondumiso Mthiyane - South Africa, Dean Murphy - Australia, Lena Nilsson Schönnesson - Sweden, Eline Op de Coul - Netherlands, Marie Preau - France, Simon Rackstraw - UK, Wendy Rickard - UK, Alison Rodger - UK, Caroline Sabin - UK, Sarah Skeen - South Africa, Morten Skovdal - Denmark, Sarah Stutterheim - Netherlands.

About AIDSImpact

AIDSImpact is an international behavioural and psychosocial science conference that addresses issues related to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care, focusing both globally and on specific communities and countries hardest hit by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

AIDSImpact first convened in Amsterdam in 1991.

Each AIDSImpact meeting attracts delegates new to the field as well as a core group of loyal psychosocial and behavioural researchers, prevention workers, community members and policy makers from universities and institutes across all five continents who use the biannual meeting to present their studies, interventions and prevention schemes. 

AIDSImpact has evolved as one of the leading platforms for understanding, updating and debating the behavioural, psychosocial and community facets of HIV in light of changing social conditions and medical advances. In fact, a review of past AIDSImpact scientific programs reveals the evolution of the psychosocial and behavioural response to the HIV epidemic over the past 25 years.

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