| D55 | 'This is what I want': qualitative study exploring HIV care intervention options for mobile youth living with HIV (YLWH) in Eastern Africa | E-poster | Qualitative and ethnographic methods in HIV research |
| D55 | Critical hope as a research method in HIV research: lessons learned from multi-method qualitative research with transgender women of colour | E-poster | Qualitative and ethnographic methods in HIV research |
| D55 | 'For me, it is my faith that helps me': interface of faith and health for women living with disabilities and HIV in Port Harcourt and Uyo, South-South Nigeria | E-poster | Qualitative and ethnographic methods in HIV research |
| D55 | Alien time capsules an online participatory- and arts-based research method for COVID-19 research with HIV-affected South African adolescents and young people | E-poster | Qualitative and ethnographic methods in HIV research |
| D55 | A mile in our shoes - transect walk community mapping for design of a youth sexual and reproductive health intervention in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe | E-poster | Qualitative and ethnographic methods in HIV research |
| D57 | Community engagement and research on violence and mental health among female sex workers in Nairobi, Kenya: lessons learned from the Maisha Fiti study | E-poster | Community engagement in research and research dissemination |
| D57 | The language of science in the languages of trust: media science café program pivots to deliver essential service in mother tongue | E-poster | Community engagement in research and research dissemination |
| D57 | Zvatinoda! (what we want!): participatory methods for community-led formation of a youth advisory research panel in urban Zimbabwe | E-poster | Community engagement in research and research dissemination |
| D59 | The intersectional relationship between levels of schooling, race/ethnicity with absence of ART initiation and AIDS fatality rates in Brazil | E-poster | Research data disaggregation by factors such as sex, age, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc.) |
| D6 | #SaferNowPH: a COVID-adapted, key population-responsive, community-led integrated marketing communications campaign on HIV combination prevention in the Philippines | On-demand oral abstract session | Demand creation for HIV services |