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With activist Mercy Shibemba; Communications Director at UNAIDS, Ben Phillips; 'London patient' Adam Castillejo; HIV consultant Dr Laura Waters; and writer Gus Cairns. 

At IAS 2023, Immaculate Owomugisha from the International Community of Women Living with HIV and Dr Carrie Lyons from the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health spoke to NAM aidsmap's Krishen Samuel about coercive reproductive healthcare practices reported by women with HIV. 

At IAS 2023, aidsmap's Krishen Samuel spoke to the US Ambassador to Uganda, Natalie Brown, and Dr Vamsi Vasireddy, who leads PEPFAR programmes in Uganda, about services for key populations in Uganda following the Anti-Homosexuality Act.

With Professor Kevin Fenton from the UK Health Security Agency; Annah Sango from the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+); Dr Vanessa Apea from Barts Health NHS Trust; Bruce Richman from the Prevention Access Campaign; and James Cole from STOPAIDS.

With ACT UP NY activist Peter Staley, director of The Love Tank, Marc Thompson and cliniQ founder Michelle Ross.

NAM aidsmap's Susan Cole gives the keynote address of the closing session of the IAS 2021 conference: 'How do we continue to unite policy, science and activism in an increasingly fragmented world?'

With Gina Brown from the Southern AIDS Coalition, activist Arda Karapinar and HIV doctor Tristan Barber.

With LGBT rights campaigner, Lisa Power; trans writer and campaigner, Juno Roche; National Advisor for LGBT Health at NHS England, Dr Michael Brady; and human rights campaigner, Peter Tatchell.

With sexual health and HIV doctor at Barts Health, Vanessa Apea; Paulie Calderon-Cifuentes from TransAktion; HIV health activist and founder of SisterLove Inc, Dázon Dixon Diallo; and LGBT rights campaigner and founder of SASOD Guyana, Joel Simpson.

With HIV doctor and health activist, Dr Oni Blackstock; HIV and LGBT activist, Josh Robbins; and HIV doctor and Chair of the British HIV Association, Dr Laura Waters.

With Professor Linda-Gail Bekker, Director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre; Edwin Sesange, LGBT rights campaigner; and Todd Cooper, a medical student who's working on the COVID frontline.

With Sean Strub, writer and activist and founder of POZ magazine; and Professor Jürgen Rockstroh, HIV clinician and President of the European AIDS Clinical Society.

With Dr Demetre Daskalakis of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; Cecilia Chung, trans HIV activist, based in San Francisco, featured in the drama series When We Rise; and Jason Jones, who successfully challenged homophobic legislation in Trinidad and Tobago.