MOSAIC is a seven-year global project to accelerate introduction and scale-up of new biomedical prevention products and expedite their availability, acceptance, uptake, and impact in PEPFAR programs to help individuals, especially women, prevent HIV and other infectious diseases.
When equipped with the right tools, adolescent girls and young women can be powerful agents of change in the fight against HIV. In Eswatini, the HIV Prevention Ambassador Training Package is intended to support and empower individuals affiliated with community-based organizations with the skills and information needed to lead their communities toward better health and PrEP usage to prevent HIV.
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Last month, we attended HIVR4P 2024 in Lima, Peru. The conference was jam-packed with new and exciting research being presented on HIV prevention, from new methods in the research and development pipeline to results from implementation studies and insights on advances in HIV vaccine research. These are our reflections.
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This webinar offers valuable insights on steps that policymakers, implementing partners, and providers can take to support GBV survivors to choose and use a PrEP method that works for them, and build more person-centered and impactful PrEP programs.
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Today, we celebrate International Day of the Girl, a time to acknowledge the tremendous strides of young women in envisioning and working toward a better world for themselves and their peers. To commemorate the day, our NextGen Squad and NextGen Squad support team reflect on their own visions for the future of HIV prevention.
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MOSAIC is heading to Lima, Peru, for the HIV Research for Prevention Conference (HIVR4P 2024). We invite conference attendees to join us for the following sessions.
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Namibia’s government plans to introduce a new HIV prevention method—long-acting injectable cabotegravir, or CAB PrEP—this year. To prepare for CAB PrEP introduction, the Ministry of Health and Social Services, with support from the PEPFAR- and USAID-funded MOSAIC project, recently conducted a value chain situation analysis.
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To be effective, HIV prevention products must be used correctly and consistently. People with a higher likelihood of exposure to HIV must have access to the most up-to-date products — and use them — to reduce their chances of acquiring HIV. Learn how three NextGen Squad members are contributing to this work.
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MOSAIC’s youth-led, youth-focused webinar series was developed to be a safe space for young people to learn about HIV prevention methods that are in market or coming to market soon. Each session is led and facilitated by members of MOSAIC’s NextGen Squad, our team of youth advocates.
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In July, MOSAIC staff traveled to Munich, Germany, for AIDS 2024. The five of us were fortunate to be among our MOSAIC colleagues in attendance. In this post, we share some of our conference reflections, highlighting three key themes that emerged across our session attendance and participation.
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It’s an exciting time for HIV prevention. New products including PrEP ring and CAB PrEP are making their way into the market, and AGYW are poised to have a choice of method for the very first time. Just as the PrEP landscape is rapidly evolving, so too is the world in which young women are coming of age—and our marketing efforts must keep up if we want to remain relevant to our audience.
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