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Inter- and Intra-CFAR Working Groups

Inter-CFAR Antiretrovirals for Prevention Working Group
The Inter-CFAR Antiretrovirals for Prevention (AFP) Working Group was created to facilitate the sharing of new knowledge regarding the use of antiretrovirals to control the domestic and global HIV epidemic. The AFP Working Group has compiled and curated a web resource of services available in all CFAR cores that can facilitate inter-CFAR collaborations by interdisciplinary teams of investigators, housed on the Harvard CFAR homepage. The AFP Working Group hosted a meeting for early career investigators in January 2019 to enable them to meet thought leaders in this field and to have internal peer review of new research projects that they were planning. The main ongoing activity of the AFP Working Group is a bimonthly research in progress webinar, which features cutting edge research in this area and presentations to update CFAR researchers on emerging best practices and implementation science initiatives.
Access past recordings of the quarterly webinar series HERE.
WG LEADERSHIP
- Patrick Sullivan, DVM, PhD (Emory CFAR)
- Kenneth Mayer, MD (Harvard CFAR)
For more information, contact Alberto Ottoboni, Harvard CFAR.
Inter-CFAR HIV & Aging Working Group
The Emory and Miami CFARs revitalized this WG to provide a forum to assess what is known and unknown about aging among PWH and to determine priorities for research at the interface of HIV, aging, and multi-morbidity.
WG LEADERSHIP
- Molly Perkins, PhD, MA (Emory CFAR)
- Marcia Holstad, DSN, RN (Emory CFAR)
- Savita Pahwa, PhD (Miami CFAR)
For more information, contact Amy Stewart, Miami CFAR.
Other Inter-CFAR Working Groups
For a full list of Inter-CFAR Working Groups and Initiatives and information on how to get involved, visit: niaid.nih.gov/research/cfar-collaborations
Morehouse SOM-Emory CFAR Working Group
The Morehouse School of Medicine (SOM) – Emory CFAR Working Group aims to address the underrepresentation of Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) faculty in NIH-funded HIV research. The working group was an outgrowth of Emory and Morehouse’s participation in the 2018 Inter-CFAR Workshop on Partnerships between HBCUs and CFARs hosted by the Tennessee CFAR.
WG LEADERSHIP
- Natalie Crawford, PhD (Emory CFAR)
- V. Craig Bond, PhD (Morehouse SOM)
For more information, contact Shelle Bryant.
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