What are Multipurpose Prevention Technologies?

Multipurpose preventive technologies for sexual and reproductive health are defined as vaccines, microbicides or devices (e.g., intravaginal ring, diaphragm, etc) that will provide protection against two or more of the following: unintended pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV, and other common reproductive tract infections (RTIs).


Papa Salif Sow (University of Dakar, Senegal)

 


Zachary Kwena (FACES Kenya)

 


Charles Kelly (King’s College, London)

 


Gustavo Doncel (CONRAD)

 


Marianne Callahan (CONRAD)

 

Adrienne Schroeder (UCSF)
Alan Stone and Jess Cohen

 

Adrienne Schroeder (UCSF)
Integration Session Panelists

 

Adrienne Schroeder (UCSF)
Post Symposium Strategy Session

 


Advancing Prevention Technologies for Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH 2009)

Photo Gallery


Registration was held in the lobby of the historic Berkeley City Club, designed by architect Julia Morgan.

Jewelry was sold to benefit women with AIDS in Africa
 


Discussion and Strategizing

Mary Pittman (PHI) and
Vanessa Cullins (PPFA)		 Mary Pittman (PHI) and Vanessa Cullins (PPFA)
Stephane Verguet, Bethany Young Holt, Susan Ivey Stephane Verguet, Bethany Young Holt,
Susan Ivey
Microbicide Advocates
Anna Forbes and Angelina Namiba		 Anna Forbes and Angelina Namiba
Deborah Anderson of Boston University Deborah Anderson (Boston U)
Andrew Szeri (UC Berkeley) Andrew Szeri
Device Session Panelists
Lanre Onigbogi and Angelina Namiba
Alan Stone and Alfred Shihata