On 20 November 2017, UNAIDS announced that 21 million people living with HIV are now accessing life-saving antiretroviral therapy (ART). For many, this is a landmark achievement and a promising sign that the Fast-Track targets can be met, and the world can end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.… Read more
The partnerships forged between people living with HIV and researchers have been an essential foundation upon which the response to the HIV epidemic has grown and the time has come to reaffirm and recommit to principles of inclusion and respect in the conduct of presenting research findings that impacts on our lives.… Read more
For nearly 30 years, ICASO has played a vital role as the community voice in the global fight against HIV and AIDS. At a time when governments, researchers, donors and the United Nations system were only beginning to understand the magnitude of the challenges posed by this global epidemic, our founders fought for a place at the table.… Read more
There is a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, the home country of our Executive Director Mary Ann Torres. This is a crisis of many facets, but it is above all, humanitarian: people are dying of hunger. People are dying of preventable, treatable infections.… Read more
The ICASO Board is proud to announce the election of three new members: Phylesha Brown-Acton, Alexander Pastoors, and Ben Plumley. ICASO board chair Marama Pala confirmed the elections following the Annual General Meeting on October 20, 2017. “We are honored to have these three dedicated veterans of the global AIDS movement on our team.… Read more
