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From HIV and TB to maternal, newborn, and child health, EGPAF is part of the conversations shaping the future of global health. Explore our presence at leading conferences and events around the world and see how we’re partnering with researchers, advocates, policymakers, and communities to drive progress for children and families. To search for past events, click here.
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The Union World Conference on Lung Health
Published November 2026
Schedule of Events EGPAF is a proud member of the SMART4TB Consortium, which will give five presentations at the Union conference this year: *Denotes EGPAF contribution
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81st session of the UN General Assembly (UNGA 81)
Published September 2026
The UN General Assembly High Level Week brings together leaders, advocates, and organizations from around the world. This year at UNGA 81, leaders will be gathering to discuss the most pressing global issues, covering economics, health, global security, and more. Team EGPAF will be participating in a variety of high-level side events and meetings, advocating […]
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AIDS 2026, the 26th International AIDS Conference
Published June 2026
AIDS 2026 is the premier global forum on the HIV epidemic, convening scientists, policymakers, community advocates, and implementers from around the world.
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18th International Workshop on Pediatrics & HIV 2026
Published June 2026
Ahead of AIDS 2026, the 18th International Workshop on Pediatrics & HIV brings together researchers, clinicians, and program implementers focused on advancing pediatric and adolescent HIV care.
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2026 World Health Assembly
Published May 2026
EGPAF will attend several WHA side events to advocate for increased political attention and actions towards child health and access to better services for children.
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World Health Summit Regional Meeting
Published May 2026
Leaders, innovators, and changemakers are gathering to explore solutions that strengthen Africa’s health systems and advance global health progress.
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