Prevention Access Campaign

04/17/2026

We’re proud to stand alongside Love To Love Organization in advancing U=U across Uganda 🇺🇬 and beyond!

The Journey of a Game-Changer: From the Streets to the Summit 🌍🥁
This photo captures the heartbeat of a movement. In 2019, Love To Love took to the streets of Uganda to launch U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable), turning a scientific breakthrough into community action.

We didn’t just carry a banner; we carried a message of freedom. By sharing that an undetectable viral load means the virus cannot be transmitted, we began dismantling the walls of stigma that have stood for decades.

A massive milestone like this isn't reached alone. We want to extend a special thank you to the Prevention Access CampaignTheir support didn’t just fuel this launch; it paved the way for the first-ever U=U conference in Africa. Together, we moved the needle from local awareness to a continental shift in how we approach HIV advocacy.

Why This Still Matters Today:
The Science: It’s settled. U=U is the foundation of modern HIV prevention and care.

The Stigma: Every time we share this message, we replace fear with facts.

The Future: From that first march in 2019 to the conferences of today, the goal remains the same: health equity and dignity for all.

Let’s keep the music playing and the message moving!

04/16/2026

U=U remains unchanged.
You may be seeing new research from about HIV transmission at low viral load levels. Here’s what you need to know:
This study uses a model to estimate transmission above the level defined as undetectable. It does not examine real-world outcomes for people who are undetectable.
Decades of evidence show that people living with HIV who are on treatment and have an undetectable viral load do not pass HIV to their sexual partners.
This is what U=U means. And it remains true.
The takeaway is simple:
Stay on treatment. Stay undetectable. Stay empowered.
👉 For a clear, evidence-based breakdown and guidance for partners, read our brief: https://lnkd.in/eSwmz_KG

04/15/2026

There is still time⌛

The Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) and Prevention Access Campaign are inviting PLHIV Networks to participate in the global . The survey aims to gather insights from people networks, and health service providers on knowledge, confidence, and activities around

By gathering information on how U=U is understood, communicated, and implemented across different countries and sectors, they aim to identify strengths, gaps, and opportunities for strengthening U=U education and advocacy.

Take the survey now and share widely.

Link: https://lnkd.in/dcXD74xk

04/13/2026

What happens when healthcare workers come together to turn U=U into real-world practice?
At NMAC Biomedical, we had the opportunity to work with an incredible group of providers committed to bringing U=U into their everyday work with clients.
We led an interactive session focused on building confidence, practicing conversations, and making sure U=U shows up clearly in testing, treatment, and prevention.
Practicing how to say it and how to apply it.
One of the most powerful moments was watching participants come forward to sign the Healthcare Worker Commitment to U=U.
Providers committed to:
✔ Communicating U=U clearly
✔ Reducing stigma through the way they speak with clients
✔ Including U=U in everyday care conversations
✔ Supporting clients to reach and maintain viral suppression
Clear communication of U=U by healthcare workers enhances prevention results and transforms how people living with HIV perceive their care, relationships, and future prospects.
Grateful to everyone who showed up and leaned in.
If your organization is working to strengthen U=U integration, we would love to connect.
U=U works. Clear communication changes lives.

03/17/2026

🌍 U=U University is going global.

Participants are now joining from 37 countries — and growing.

From Uganda to Jamaica, Vietnam to Brazil, Botswana to Canada, advocates, clinicians, researchers, and community leaders are coming together to strengthen one powerful message:

Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U).

This growing community shows the global demand for clear, evidence-based training that helps people communicate U=U confidently and without stigma.

🎓 Be part of the next cohort.

📚 Understanding & Communicating U=U
🗓 Begins April 14 & 15, 2026
⏳ 4 weeks of live learning
🏅 Certificate included

Join a global network of U=U University graduates advancing treatment literacy and dignity for people living with HIV.

03/16/2026

Take the survey now and share widely.

Link: https://lnkd.in/dEaSxHWJ

and are inviting PLHIV Networks to participate in the global . The survey aims on gathering insights from people networks, and health service providers on knowledge, confidence, and activities around .

By gathering information on how U=U is understood, communicated and implemented across different countries and sectors, we aim to identify strengths, gaps and opportunities for strengthening U=U education and advocacy.

Take the survey now and share widely.

Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3KRVY86

03/11/2026

U=U at 10: Raising the Standard of HIV Care

03/10/2026

National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is a moment to recognize the leadership, resilience, and contributions of women and girls in the global HIV response.

For decades, women have been at the center of advancing HIV science, care, and advocacy. From early research on preventing mother-to-child transmission to today’s progress in treatment and viral suppression, women have helped shape the evidence that underpins one of the most powerful messages in HIV: Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U).

Yet gaps remain. Women and girls around the world still face barriers to HIV testing, treatment access, and accurate information about their health.

At Prevention Access Campaign, we remain committed to ensuring that women and girls have access to clear, evidence-based information about HIV treatment, viral suppression, and U=U, because knowledge empowers health and choice.

Today, we celebrate the women who have advanced the science, the advocates who continue to push the movement forward, and the millions of women living with HIV whose voices and leadership strengthen our communities every day.

03/01/2026

Today on Zero Discrimination Day, highlighted U=U as a central strategy to fight HIV stigma and discrimination.

U=U means Undetectable = Untransmittable — when someone living with HIV is undetectable, they cannot sexually transmit HIV.

This science is a message of dignity, justice, and inclusion. 💛
Learn more: https://www.unaids.org/en/2026-zero-discrimination-day

02/24/2026

Today, UNAIDS released its Global AIDS Strategy for 2026–2031 — a roadmap to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.

The message is clear:
The next phase of the HIV response must be country-led, community-powered, integrated into health systems, and built for long-term sustainability.

At Prevention Access Campaign, we could not agree more.

As U=U enters its second decade, we are launching our new Strategic Plan:
“Ten Years of U=U. A Strategy for What Comes Next.”

The first decade of U=U proved the science.

The next decade is about implementation, protection, and scale.

Our plan focuses on:
• Ensuring everyone living with HIV has access to what they need to maintain viral suppression
• Ending the egregious impact of HIV-related stigma
• Embedding U=U into national strategies, guidelines, and funding frameworks
• Strengthening community leadership and global advocacy

UNAIDS is calling for systems that are resilient and sustainable.

We are building the tools, partnerships, and community capacity to make U=U an essential pillar of that future.

U=U is not just a message.
It is a public health strategy.
It is a human rights intervention.
It is a blueprint for ending AIDS.

The next 10 years of U=U work start now.
Read our full Strategic Plan here: https://preventionaccess.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/PAC_StrategicPlan-2026-2029.pdf.pdf

02/19/2026

New Zealand has signed the global Call-to-Action on Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U), sending a strong signal of commitment to ending HIV transmission and ensuring people living with HIV can lead healthy lives free from stigma and discrimination! New Zealand joins Canada, the United States, Vietnam, and Australia in signing the Call to Action. Congratulations to our partners at the Ministry of Health - Manatū Hauora, and thank you to Associate Health Minister Matt Doocey for this bold commitment to people living with HIV and to ending the HIV epidemic.

10/07/2025

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Monique Carry ( ) has joined PAC as Director of Stategic Initiatives!

Dr. Carry’s groundbreaking work at included providing U=U technical assistance in more than 50 PEPFAR-supported countries and co-authoring the comprehensive “Implementing and Scaling Up U=U: A Resource Guide.” Monique will guide strategic initiatives worldwide and lead U=U University, empowering the next generation of clinicians, advocates, and public health leaders to bring the life-saving message of U=U to every community.

👉🏾 Read the full announcement and additional incredible additions to the PAC team here: https://bit.ly/MCPAC