Developing HIV prevention options must prioritize community needs and R&D support. While wealthy countries quickly access interventions, scaling up in lower- and middle-income nations often lags, causing devastating effects on global health, lives, and efforts to end the HIV epidemic.

IFFM is part of a global movement shaping HIV prevention efforts by ensuring evidence-based, inclusive programs and policies. Through partnerships, we identify critical needs and develop strategic campaigns to advance HIV prevention, focusing on research, development, and community access to solutions.

We champion the Good Participatory Guidelines, connecting decision-makers with research-savvy advocates who prioritize community voices and ensure accountability. Over 40 years of HIV advocacy has shown that communities play a vital role in achieving epidemic control and advancing global health.

We prioritize skills-sharing and knowledge exchange among communities, advocates, and stakeholders, fostering partnerships to set bold HIV prevention agendas. Civil society often lacks access to key policy and funding information, limiting their ability to advocate for inclusive, evidence-based HIV prevention strategies.

We simplify complex science, funding, and policy decisions to ensure community advocacy stays central in global health. While HIV prevention R&D accelerates, progress toward ending the epidemic remains slow. New leadership and commitments must drive inclusive policies and accountability for global health equity.