Nadia Sam-Agudu, MD, CTropMed, is a clinician-scientist and implementation researcher serving as director of the Global Pediatrics Program at the University of Minnesota Medical School.

Join the next meeting of our multidisciplinary research collaborative focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by the HIV epidemic in Missouri.

Bootcamp is a full-day in-person event designed to support emerging HIV investigators in developing competitive grant proposals. During the event, attendees receive rapid, expert feedback through a series of 30-minute, face-to-face "lightning round" consultations with established investigators.

The WashU Global Health Center is hosting a talk by Patricia Cavazos-Rehg, PhD and Proscovia Nabunya, PhD on "Utilizing Technology to Close the Mental Health Treatment Gap."

HIP is designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain their first R01 awards.

Presenters: Ginger McKay, PhD, and Lindsey Filiatreau, PhD

The UNC CFAR is hosting this CFAR-Wide Seminar Series: Introducing the Midwest Developmental Center for AIDS Research, presented by Elvin Geng, MD, MPH

CFAR-Wide Seminar Series hosted by Tennessee CFAR Presents: HIV and Cardiovascular Disease: Getting to the Heart of the Matter presented by Matthew S. Freiberg, MD, MSc.

The iCHAD Speaker Series provides a platform for faculty and other experts to discuss their research on current global and societal economic and health issues.

Presenter: Kwasi Torpey, PhD, MPH

The Emory CFAR is hosting WashU’s Ginger McKay as a visiting speaker. This is a hybrid event, happening in person in Atlanta, Georgia, and virtually on Zoom.

HIP is designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain their first R01 awards.

Presenters: Chenyang Lu, PhD; Kalen Petersen, PhD

The ICHAD Speaker Series provides a platform for faculty and other experts to discuss their research on current global and societal economic and health issues.

Presenter: Jacaranda van Rheenen, PhD

Learn about our Partners 4 Health innovation contest - an opportunity for anyone to suggest an idea that could change the course of the HIV epidemic in the midwest.

This webinar will explore the systemic barriers that have historically marginalized Black communities in HIV research and discuss actionable strategies for creating more inclusive practices.

HIP is designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain their first R01 awards.

Presenters: Phillip Marotta, PhD; Liang Shan, PhD

Our multidisciplinary research collaborative is focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by the HIV epidemic in Missouri.

HIV Translational Grand Rounds are quarterly seminars fostering cross-disciplinary discourse on HIV-related challenges.

Presenter: Robert Siliciano, MD, PhD; professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University.

Learn about our Partners 4 Health innovation contest - an opportunity for anyone to suggest an idea that could change the course of the HIV epidemic in the midwest.

HIP is designed to enhance mentoring and peer-to-peer connections among emerging HIV investigators, supporting their career development and helping them successfully obtain their first R01 awards.

Presenters: Patricia Cavazos-Rehg, PhD, and Octavio Messner, PhD.

Dr. Whitney Irie will present on Centering Black Women in the Health Equity Movement through PrEP.

Learn about our Partners 4 Health innovation contest - an opportunity for anyone to suggest an idea that could change the course of the HIV epidemic in the midwest.

Join the first meeting of our multidisciplinary research collaborative focused on addressing the needs of neglected populations affected by the HIV epidemic in Missouri.

Presenters: Elvin Geng, MD, MPH, and Phillip Marotta, PhD

An initiative of the Duke CFAR aimed at connecting HIV-focused investigators dedicated to reducing inequities across HIV prevention, care, and treatment. 

Presenters: Sarah Cooley, PhD, and Richard Grucza, PhD

Midwest D-CFAR co-director Juliet Iwelunmor will deliver a talk, titled: Hope and Hurdles With Sustaining Global Health Research.

Dr. Oliver Chukwujekwu Ezichi and Dr. Juliet Iwelunmor will present as part of the first D-CFAR speaker series of 2024.