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04/24/2026

Now happening in Nairobi: the HIVE Advancing HIV Prevention and PrEP Meeting is bringing together countries, communities, and partners to share lessons, explore innovations, and strengthen HIV prevention and PrEP for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Through dialogue, tool sharing, and action planning, HIVE is helping advance country-led HIV prevention approaches to end vertical transmission of HIV.

04/20/2026

This week in Nairobi, Kenya, CQUIN, in collaboration with Kenya’s Ministry of Health/NASCOP, is bringing together approximately 260 country teams, partners, and community representatives to exchange practical lessons, experiences, and strategies for delivering impactful, effective HIV services in a time of change.

04/09/2026

From in to in , surveillance in to training field epidemiologists in and , ICAP is working around the world to improve . Columbia Public Health CDC https://ow.ly/2KbR50YGIlU?

Across several countries, ICAP is working to strengthen global health security, building health system capacity and outbreak preparedness.

04/08/2026

ICAP is proud to support National Public Health Week 2026, inviting a renewed commitment to strengthening the systems, science, and community partnerships that keep the world healthy. . Columbia Public Health

04/01/2026

ICAP at Columbia University is completing three weeks of Public Health Emergency Preparedness Response and Recovery (PHEPRR) training across West and Southern Africa. This regional competency-based training aims to develop surge capacity across all health sectors in line with the One Health approach. Working with CDC ICAP has trained over 60 public health professionals such as epidemiologists, doctors, nurses, veterinarians, WASH specialists, pharmacists and laboratorians across 18 countries (South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Eswatini, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Benin, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Mali, Burkina Faso, Togo and The Gambia.) Over the full six months of the fellowship, fellows learn about key principles such as incident management systems, assessing threat and hazards and tactical planning as well as completing a Capstone Project to address an emergency response gap in their country.

03/26/2026

ICAP is proud to partner with CDC & to train healthcare workers in & control ( ) https://ow.ly/hOoq50YzgN1 And read more here: https://bit.ly/41qrmo6 CDC Global

03/24/2026

ICAP is proud to be supporting this landmark effort to gather the data that will help Sierra Leone make critical progress toward HIV epidemic control in the country.

03/20/2026

Folks in can now order an express test online & receive it free of charge & anonymously. The hivtest.tj -- funded by the The Global Fund -- was developed with support from ICAP and aims to improve access to testing, especially in remote areas.

https://www.asiaplustj.info/en/news/tajikistan/society/20260319/the-online-hiv-test-delivery-service-has-become-available-across-all-regions-of-tajikistan

03/16/2026

ICAP colleagues will be participating in the Health Integration Summit 2026 ( ) taking place 15–19 March in Mombasa, Kenya, under the theme “Health Without Barriers for a Holistic HIV Response.”

Representing the CQUIN and HIVE networks, they will join partners and country leaders advancing integrated approaches to HIV prevention and care.

On March 17, Dr. Violet Oramisi will moderate the poster walkthrough and voting session.

03/11/2026

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Moses Bateganya as Deputy Director, Technical for the CQUIN Learning Network.

Dr. Bateganya brings more than two decades of experience designing and strengthening HIV programs across sub-Saharan Africa and the United States, working with ministries of health, global partners, and implementing organizations to expand access to HIV prevention, treatment, and care.

We’re excited to have him join the network and help guide CQUIN’s technical work. Join us in welcoming Moses to the CQUIN team.

Read more: https://cquin.icap.columbia.edu/news/welcoming-dr-moses-bateganya/

03/09/2026

Can primary care programs be transformed to allow for the provision of the necessary continuity care with the required supportive services that persons with need? ICAP's Wafaa El-Sadr & Joey Platt examine "The Promise of Integration of HIV Into Primary Care: Challenges and Opportunities" in the Journal of IAS - International AIDS Society https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jia2.70093

03/08/2026

On this International Women’s Day, ICAP celebrates the role of women in global health.

The women doctors, nurses, laboratorians, and community health workers on the front lines of health in countries around the world.

The women researchers who strive to improve the tools and innovations that can advance health services and outcomes.

The women serving as health officials and health systems leaders guiding public health policy and program design.





The women who oversee and support the civil society and community organizations that play critical roles in the success of public health efforts.

The women who raise their voices and advocate for the health services they need and deserve.

And the mothers, daughters, grandmothers, sisters, nieces, and aunts whom we serve and with whom we collaborate to achieve healthier families, communities, and countries.

For nearly a quarter century, ICAP has been staunchly committed to improving the health and wellbeing of women, to breaking down the barriers to health access and addressing the health disparities that women across the globe face, and to doing all in our power to support and uplift women as part of our vision of healthy people, empowered communities, and thriving societies.

On this International Women’s Day, we join with the entire world in saluting women and all they do to create a healthier world for all.