This information packet contains general information regarding the Fellows Program. For more information visit www.avac.org/fellows.
Advocacy Fellows Program Information Packet
AVAC Advocacy Fellows Host Commitment Form
The Host Organization Commitment Form is designed to help specify the commitments of prospective applicants and their host organization if selected for the Advocacy Fellows Program. Download as a PDF or Word document.
For more information visit www.avac.org/fellows.
Call for Applications for AVAC Advocacy Fellows
A flyer to share with your networks encouraging qualified applicants to reach out. More information about the AVAC Advocacy Fellows program available at avac.org/fellows.
Resources & Recommended Reading for Prospective 2022 Applicants for the Fellows Program
This resource package directs prospective applicants of the Fellows Program to online resources on HIV prevention research and general information on HIV and AIDS. For more information on the Fellows program, visit www.avac.org/fellows.
Frequently Asked Questions for Host Organizations
This resource is a FAQ document for prospective host organizations of the Fellows Program. For more information visit www.avac.org/fellows.
AVAC Advocacy Fellows Quick Guide for Applicants
Brief two-pager outlining the AVAC Advocacy Fellows program. More information available at www.avac.org/fellows.
HIV Prevention Research & Development Investments 2021
In its 17th annual report, the Resource Tracking for HIV Prevention Research & Development Working Group documents research and development spending for the calendar year 2021. This report also analyzes funding trends spanning 22 years for the following biomedical HIV prevention options: preventive HIV vaccines, microbicides, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), treatment as prevention (TasP), voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC), female condoms and prevention of vertical transmission (PVT). More information at hivresourcetracking.org.
Evolving Strategies for an HIV Vaccine: One researcher explains where the field is going and why?
May 17, 2023
With several large HIV vaccine trials in the last few years finding no efficacy, the field is in transition. There are diverse ideas in vaccine research, but there’s no clear concept that’s ready to test in a late-phase trial or move towards product development currently. Researchers are back to testing new ideas in early phase research.
In this episode of our Px Pulse podcast, Evolving Strategies for an HIV Vaccine: One researcher explains where the field is going and why?, Dr. Katy Stephenson explores the implications of recent trial results, the big questions driving next generation vaccine development, and new strategies underway in early phase research. Katy is a doctor, a researcher, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and part of the Center for Virology and Vaccine Research.
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Resources
HIV Vaccine Awareness Day (HVAD) 2023
In 2023, AVAC and CASPR partners cast a spotlight on many issues and opportunities for HIV vaccine science. This one-pager highlights key conversations.