2019 National Prevention Conference

The 2019 National HIV Prevention Conference will be held March 18-21, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel and the Marriott Marquis Hotel.

The National HIV Prevention Conference (NHPC) is the preeminent HIV prevention conference in the United States involving state, local, and tribal health departments, community based organizations, federal agencies, researchers, clinicians, people living with HIV and others sharing the latest advancements, strategies, and accomplishments in HIV prevention. The theme for NHPC 2019 is Getting to No New HIV Infections, which will highlight dynamic approaches to HIV prevention, detection and management, and the critical roles that different communities have in achieving this vision.

The National HIV Prevention Conference allows in-person collaboration between researchers and program personnel working in HIV prevention. The conference will bring together more than 3,000 attendees committed to help refine, improve and strengthen our nation’s response to HIV.

This four-day conference will include plenary sessions along with oral and poster presentations that highlight new HIV science and program activities. New for the 2019 conference is a pilot Storytelling Session format that highlights brief personal stories that reveal life lessons and breakthrough moments in HIV prevention work.

Benefits to attending this conference include:

Plenary Sessions with distinguished speakers and vibrant panels

Oral and Poster Presentations that will highlight new HIV science and program activities

New! Storytelling Sessions – brief personal stories that reveal life lessons and breakthrough moments in HIV prevention work

Opportunities to network with researchers and program personnel working in HIV prevention

CALL FOR LATE BREAKER ABSTRACTS

Late Breaker abstract submissions are being accepted now through November 30, 2018.

The 2019 National HIV Prevention Conference (NHPC) is accepting late breaker abstracts that include research or program findings that were not available by the regular abstract submission deadline of July 20, 2018.

Abstracts are being accepted for both individual oral presentation and storytelling presentation. Oral presentations should last for approximately ten minutes with five minutes for Q&A. Storytelling presentations will highlight brief personal stories that reveal life lessons and breakthrough moments in HIV prevention work. Learn more about these abstract formats and presentation expectations on the NHPC’s Abstracts page.

NHPC convenes state, local, and tribal health departments, community based organizations, federal agencies, researchers, clinicians, people with HIV and others to share the latest advancements, strategies, and accomplishments in HIV prevention. The conference allows in-person collaboration between researchers and program personnel working in HIV prevention and will bring together more than 3,000 attendees committed to help refine, improve and strengthen our nation’s response to HIV.

Late Breaker abstracts will be accepted until midnight Eastern Time on Friday, November 30, 2018. Learn more about Late Breaker qualifications and the submission process on NHPC Late Breaker page.