The purpose of the CFAR Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Network (SBSRN) is to foster cross CFAR collaborations between behavioral and social scientists, to share strategies on how behavioral and social scientists communicate with basic scientists, to provide a forum for the exchange of the most recent information in the behavioral sciences regarding HIV/AIDS, and to mentor the next generation of behavioral social scientists. UCSF-Gladstone CFAR hosted the 2017 event which focused on Getting to Zero and Ending the Epidemic efforts.

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Presentations

• Getting to Zero: The Long and Winding Road
  Judith Auerbach, PhD
• Session 1: Getting to Zero/Fast Track Cities: Initiatives Across the Nation
• Session 2: Social Science Approaches to Engaging the 10-10-10
  Sebastian Linnemayr, PhD, MA
  Jae Sevelius, PhD, Emily Arnold, PhD, Sheri Lippman, PhD, MPH
• Session 3: What is Being Implemented and Scaled?
  Sandra McCoy, MD, MPH
  Albert Liu, MD, MPH, Sheri Weiser, MD, Edward Machtinger, MD, Carol Camlin, PhD, MPH, Susan Kegeles, PhD
• Session 4: Political Context in Getting to Zero and Ending the HIV Epidemic
• Session 5: Cure and the Social Behavioral Agenda
• SBSRN Getting to Zero: NIH Panel
• Responses to the HIV Epidemic: Perspectives from a Retired Project Officer
  Susan Newcomer, PhD
• Closing Keynote Address and Susan Newcomer Award
  Thomas J. Coates, PhD