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AIDS" Existential Moment

Center for Strategic and International Studies

A conversation on the progress made combating the HIV/AIDS crisis and the work that remains to be done.

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22:32

“Competing with a Monster”: Women, Girls, and...

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2020/07/16

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Janet Fleischman speaks with Dr. Linda-Gail Bekker, the deputy director of the Desmond Tutu HIV Center at the University of Cape Town, CEO of the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation, and former president of the International AIDS Society. They discuss the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the lives of adolescent girls and young women and the potential impact on the momentum of HIV prevention programs designed for this vulnerable population.

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16:17

Covid-19 and Young Women: Voices from Kenya

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2020/07/09

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Janet Fleischman speaks with two women in Kenya about the impact of Covid-19: Maurine Murenga, who is executive director of Lean On Me Foundation, which supports adolescent mothers living with HIV, as well as a Global Fund board member; and Brenda Ochieng, a peer mentor for Pathfinder’s DREAMS project in Mombasa, Kenya. They discuss the progress in and challenges to HIV prevention among adolescent girls and young women in Kenya, and the worsening impact of the Covid-19

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17:32

Mayor Libby Schaaf of Oakland: Mobilizing for AIDS2020

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2020/02/27

In this episode, Steve talks with Mayor Libby Schaaf, Mayor of Oakland since 2014. Oakland is a co-host of the AIDS 2020 conference this summer with San Francisco. They discuss how Oakland as a city has mobilized around and is investing in the conference, and what Mayor Schaaf wants to see emerge from AIDS2020.

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32:17

Ambassador Deborah Birx: “I don’t find anything...

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2020/02/20

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Steve and Andrew speak with Ambassador Deborah Birx, U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Special Representative for Global Health Diplomacy. Ambassador Birx has been on the front lines of the HIV/AIDS response both in the U.S. and around the world since the earliest days of the epidemic, and has led PEPFAR (the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) for six years. She previously served as Director of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Global

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23:12

Deborah Waterhouse: Innovative Technologies to End HIV

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2019/12/19

In this episode, Sara talks with Deborah Waterhouse, CEO of ViiV Healthcare. They discuss how partnerships can spur innovation, what achievements we should celebrate so far in the fight against HIV, and what is needed to accelerate access globally to new HIV technology. They spoke ahead of CSIS’s October 22 conference on Improving Access to Innovative HIV Technology, which launched a paper, Evolution and Future of HIV Prevention Technology: An HIV Policy Primer.

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26:13

Chris Beyrer: Confronting the Challenges in 2020

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/12/12

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Sara and Andrew speak with Dr. Chris Beyrer, Desmond M. Tutu Professor of Public Health and Human Rights at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and Past President of the International AIDS Society. They discuss Sara’s new commentary on World AIDS Day on the big questions facing the HIV community as it looks ahead to 2020. They also discuss the challenges of controlling HIV and reducing new infections, why we’re not reaching HIV epidemic control goals,

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35:54

Does Activism Matter? And How Has it Changed?

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/11/21

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Steve Morrison speaks with Ernest Hopkins, of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. They explore his formative years in New York City in the 1980s, the long arc of his career as an advocate and activist on HIV in the United States, how activism has shaped the HIV response.

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23:03

Dr. Robert Redfield — “Awakenings”

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/11/08

In this episode, Steve and Andrew are joined by Dr. Robert Redfield, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). They discuss his decades-long personal and professional engagement in battling HIV/AIDS, the US plan to end HIV/AIDS in the United States by 2030 — including the challenges it faces — and the special contributions of the International AIDS Conferences reaching back all the way to the mid-1980s.

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32:41

Does HIV Activism Still Matter? Another Perspective

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2019/10/24

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Steve speaks with Tori Cooper at the eighth Annual Atlanta Summit on Global Health on advocacy. As the founder and Executive Director of Advocates for Better Care, and a black transwoman living with HIV, Tori is at the center of these issues. They discuss her life, career, leadership and the continued imperative of community advocacy in driving progress.

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29:11

Does HIV Activism Still Matter?

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/10/10

In this episode of AIDS 2020, Stephen Morrison speaks with Mark Heywood on whether HIV advocacy and activism still matters. As a co-founder of SECTION 27 and the Treatment Action Campaign, Mark has been an activist at the forefront of the fight against HIV/AIDS in South Africa for decades. They discuss what Mark sees as the biggest obstacles and opportunities for future HIV efforts.

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27:02

South Africa’s Epidemic: Too Big to Fail?

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/09/26

In this episode, Steve Morrison, Sara Allinder, and Andrew Schwartz discuss the uncomfortable paradox surrounding South Africa’s HIV/AIDS epidemic. At the time of the interview, Steve had recently returned from a documentary filming trip to South Africa, while Sara was completing analysis based on a February 2019 visit noted in her analysis piece, The World’s Largest HIV Epidemic in Crisis: HIV in South Africa. The conversation includes a discussion of the September 2019 outbursts of xenophobic

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27:49

Whither UNAIDS?

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2019/09/12

In this episode, Steve Morrison, Sara Allinder, and Andrew Schwartz discuss UNAIDS and the selection of Winnie Byanyima as its new executive director. The AIDS 2020 hosts discuss what is at stake for her tenure from fixing an internal leadership crisis to redefining the organization’s role in the HIV/AIDS response amid shifts in global health priorities and calls for significant United Nations reform.

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21:53

Jennifer Kates: Can the erosion of financing be...

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/08/29

In this episode, Sara Allinder sits down with Jen Kates, Senior Vice President and Director of Global Health and HIV Policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation. The two discuss the upcoming Global Fund replenishment, where Kates serves as an Alternate Board Member, and the AIDS 2020 conference, for which Kates is on the Governing Council.

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22:08

Gunilla Carlsson: What does UNAIDS bring to the table?

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2019/08/15

In this episode, Sara Allinder speaks with Gunilla Carlsson, the acting Executive Director for Joint United Nations Programme on HIV and AIDS (UNAIDS). The two discuss the process of finding a new Executive Director for UNAIDS, the fast track goals coming due on World AIDS Day 2020, and the state of the global HIV pandemic.

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30:01

Helga Ying: A Convergence in Oakland and San Francisco

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/08/01

In this episode, Steve Morrison and Sara Allinder talk to Helga Ying, the Head of Local Office for the AIDS 2020 Conference. Ying discusses her career in HIV/AIDS, the bipartisanship support for HIV/AIDS, and her hopes for the conference.

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24:16

Eric Goosby: HIV in San Francisco, Then and Now

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/07/25

In this episode, Steve Morrison and Andrew Schwartz speak with Dr. Eric Goosby, UN Special Envoy on Tuberculosis. They discuss the turbulent 1990 International AIDS Society conference in San Francisco, and the upcoming conference in San Francisco and Oakland in July 2020, thirty years later. Dr. Goosby also talks about his personal experiences as a young physician caring for patients with HIV in San Francisco during the early 1980s crisis, the lessons learned over the decades from battling

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27:24

Anton Pozniak and Kevin Osborne: Promoting Positive...

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2019/07/18

In this episode, Sara Allinder speaks with Anton Pozniak, President, and Kevin Osborne, Executive Director, of the International AIDS Society (IAS). Dr. Pozniak discusses his personal experiences as a physician and the centrality of effective media messaging on HIV. Mr. Osborne dives into his experience as a person living with HIV and the urgency of sustaining high-level political commitment to end the epidemic. They also discuss the upcoming IAS conference in Mexico City in July 2019, how to keep

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34:08

Kenneth Cole: Breaking the Silence

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2019/07/11

In this episode, Steve Morrison and Andrew Schwartz speak with Kenneth Cole, the iconic fashion designer and HIV/AIDS activist. They discuss the unprecedented campaign launched in the mid-1980s which used advertising platforms in bold and provocative ways to confront the stigma and silence surrounding HIV/AIDS in New York City. Cole shares what motivated him to become an HIV activist, the continued imperative of educating younger generations about the risk of HIV, and the continued need for

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18:58

Cynthia Carey-Grant: Reproductive Justice in...

AIDS" Existential Moment ·

2019/07/03

In this episode, Steve Morrison speaks to Cynthia Carey-Grant, Oakland co-chair for the AIDS 2020 conference. The two discuss Carey-Grant’s beginning in health activism, her role as the Oakland co-chair for the upcoming global conference on HIV/AIDS, and the impact of Trump’s initiative to end HIV by 2030. She delves into what a successful AIDS 2020 conference would look like and HIV as an issue of reproductive justice.

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12:27

Rep. Barbara Lee: Returning the HIV Spotlight to the...

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2019/06/20

In this episode, Andrew Schwartz interviews Congresswoman Barbara Lee. She represents California’s 13th district, which includes the city of Oakland, and is the co-founder and co-chair of the bipartisan Congressional HIV/AIDS Caucus. Rep. Lee tells Andrew how critically important it is that the International AIDS Conference is returning to the Bay Area after 30 years.

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