Capacity building for the VARG to effectively
engage researchers, scientists and trial networks
Advocates rely on current, scientifically sound knowledge to critically analysis and interact with vaccine research. This knowledge enriches and politically situates the local, national, regional and global advocacy positions and informs what engagement and advocacy should look like.
One on one, virtual and group.
Capacity building for researchers, scientists and
trial networks to improve partnerships with HIV vaccine advocates
Advocates have a wealth of experiences, strategies and approaches that could benefit the work of HIV vaccine researchers, scientists and trial networks.
Ongoing engagement of researchers, scientists and HIV vaccine clinical trial networks through advocate initiated outreaches in-country as well as at key local, national and global vaccine research forums, network meetings, conferences and dialogue spaces to support informal learning and capacity building.
One on one, in person and virtual training.
Capacity building for journalists to understand
and engage with HIV vaccine research education
The media is an essential partner in ensuring that the public receives timely, accurate and evidence based information about HIV vaccine research. They are also in a position to play an important watchdog role for the HIV vaccine research enterprise.
Media practitioners are interested in representing the diversity of voices involved in and associated with HIV vaccine research. They however need clear information. The VARG recognizes this and facilitates interactions with journalists to ensure the accuracy, validity and scope of HIV vaccine research reporting.
One on one, in person and virtual training.