The 2-day workshop on ARV-based prevention strategies convened a select group of approximately 20-25 invited stakeholders in San Francisco who have interest in and/or play a role in policy, programming, and implementation issues around ARV-based prevention. Invitees included researchers, advocates, public health officials, and service providers, among others. The aim of the workshop was to provide participants with a range of future scenarios and potential strategies which link to goals and objectives for prevention programming. Drawing on the evidence base for ARV-based prevention already collected by the Mapping Pathways project, as well as each other’s knowledge and experience, participants developed a set of pathways they could take back to their communities and policy bodies for discussion and, if appropriate, implementation.

1. Knowledge exchange workshop
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
16 – 17 July 2013

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50. If we are to toss AIDS into the
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understand the intersections of
scientific discovery and community
wisdom, address the truths in both,
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that take into consideration a full,
robust interpretation of the
evidence base.

51. www.MappingPathways.blogspot.com