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disease and researchConclusion: Who Is Still Missing from the Room (Part 5): A Recap from AIDS 2026
The Well Projecct
Oct 14 · Raleigh
disease and researchBeing the First – Challenging What Needs to Change (Part 3): A Recap from AIDS 2026
The Well Projecct
Oct 12 · Raleigh
Recap from the 2026 US Conference on HIV/AIDS | A Girl Like Me LIVE
The Well Projecct
Oct 12 · Raleigh
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DiabetesSisters
Sep 28 · Wake Forest
disease and researchHope in Motion: How the Jodi 5K Run & Walk Turned Grief into a Movement of Giving Back
Lung Cancer Initiative
Sep 23 · Raleigh
disease and researchIssue Brief | Claiming Pleasure in the Context of HIV: Optimizing Care for Women
The Well Projecct
Sep 15 · Raleigh
disease and researchReflections on the Collaborative Farm Workday with El Futuro
Candor
Sep 14 · Durham
disease and researchSustaining Accessibility: Where Food and Disability Justice Converge
Candor
Sep 14 · Durham
Expert Series Webinar – Tradition Meets Health: Cultural Foods in Diabetes and Weight Management
DiabetesSisters
Sep 4 · Wake Forest
disease and researchInvesting in the Next Generation of Lung Cancer Researchers, 2026 - 2027 Research Fellows
Lung Cancer Initiative
Sep 3 · Raleigh
disease and researchCultural Foods and Diabetes Tip Sheet: Healthy Eating Without Giving Up Tradition
DiabetesSisters
Sep 2 · Wake Forest
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MiracleFeet
Sep 1 · Chapel Hill
disease and researchCombatting HIV Stigma in Beauty and Wellness Spaces
The Well Projecct
Aug 28 · Raleigh
disease and researchWords Matter: Presenting on Stigmatizing Language in Healthcare at the 2026 International AIDS Conference
The Well Projecct
Aug 26 · Raleigh
disease and researchThe Well Project at the 2026 International Workshop on Women & HIV
The Well Projecct
Aug 26 · Raleigh
disease and researchAsk the Expert: Healthy Habit Stacking for Diabetes Prevention
DiabetesSisters
Aug 18 · Wake Forest
disease and researchSnacks To Get You Through the After-School Rush
DiabetesSisters
Aug 17 · Wake Forest
disease and researchNew Hope for Immunotherapy-Resistant Lung Cancer: Dr. Eziafa Oduah’s ASCO Research
Lung Cancer Initiative
Aug 13 · Raleigh
disease and researchReimagining Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support (DSMES) Services: Complementing the Four Critical Times with Continuous, Peer-Driven Support
DiabetesSisters
Aug 11 · Wake Forest
disease and researchNew Survey Finds Strong Long-Term Outcomes for Children Treated for Clubfoot in Uganda
MiracleFeet
Aug 10 · Chapel Hill
disease and researchHistory of HIV Criminalization in North Carolina
NC AIDS Action Network
Aug 5 · Raleigh
disease and researchDriving Impact and Positive Change: The Well Project 2025 Annual Report
The Well Projecct
Jul 17 · Raleigh
disease and researchThe Importance of Family Health History in Managing Our Own Health
The Well Projecct
Jul 16 · Raleigh
disease and researchLung Screening Navigator Network Meeting: A Day of Hope, Collaboration, and Action
Lung Cancer Initiative
Jul 7 · Raleigh
disease and researchScreening Saves and FirstHealth Partnership
Lung Cancer Initiative
Jun 24 · Raleigh
disease and researchWorld Health Organization's new report: strengthening capacity for newborn screening, diagnosis and management of birth defects
MiracleFeet
Jun 23 · Chapel Hill
disease and researchHIV Speaks 2026 Advocate Highlight: Robert Suttle
NC AIDS Action Network
May 29 · Raleigh
disease and researchAn Indescribable Joy for Betsaleel: Clubfoot care arrives at last
MiracleFeet
May 20 · Chapel Hill
disease and researchLoud & Clear Advocate Highlight: Shane Lukas
NC AIDS Action Network
Apr 28 · Raleigh
disease and researchGiveWell Podcast Episode about MiracleFeet: 'Evaluating and Funding a New Kind of Grant'
MiracleFeet
Apr 20 · Chapel Hill
disease and researchLoud & Clear Advocate Highlight: Alicia Diggs
NC AIDS Action Network
Apr 16 · Raleigh
disease and researchHow MiracleFeet, OpenFn, and Dimagi turned a data management challenge into a real-time global health solution
MiracleFeet
Apr 7 · Chapel Hill
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Conclusion: Who Is Still Missing from the Room (Part 5): A Recap from AIDS 2026
From July 26-31, 2026, 7,500 participants gathered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the 26th International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2026) – and several members of The Well Project's circle were among them. Read on for perspectives from The Well Project's global ambassador – and scroll down the page for more from on the ground in Rio at the world's largest HIV-related convening.
For someone who has lived with HIV for more than two and half decades, being at the global AIDS 2026 conference is overwhelming. I have spent years talking about HIV. I have spoken about stigma, about women living with HIV, about children living with HIV, about U=U, about living openly with HIV, about travelling to few countries and continents and how HIV is perceived differently. I have even given awareness sessions in communities, classrooms, corporates. And yet, walking into that conference, I felt small for a moment.
There were people from everywhere. Researchers, doctors, activists, community workers, people living with HIV, young people, elderly people. People who had travelled thousands of kilometers, just as I had, to participate. To be a part of something bigger.
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Together, we can change the course of the HIV epidemic…one woman at a time.
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