| EPD441 | There is no word for that in my language: investigating modern masculinities through the lens of young men living in urban contexts | E-poster | Gender-transformative approaches |
| EPD236 | Theatrical performance as a potential tool to identify stigmatizing encounters and build community trust among PLWHA | E-poster | Community-based approaches (including empowerment, outreach and service delivery) |
| EPD271 | The Wellness Warriors: Indigenous-led HIV peer mentorship network | E-poster | Harm reduction |
| EPD394 | The wellbeing of Priority Populations in Mauritius: the roles of stigma, discrimination, and social exclusion and the impact on the quality of life | E-poster | Societal stigma towards people living with HIV and key populations |
| EPD341 | 'The way the nurse talked to me I will not go there again:' a qualitative comparative analysis of the reasons for interruption in care of people living with HIV in Ghana | E-poster | Conceptualizing social and structural factors and their impacts |
| EPF064 | The violation of the Human Rights of men who sleep with men (MSM) in Ghana and its effect on their daily lives | E-poster | Human rights of people living with HIV and key populations |
| EPLBF02 | The Venezuelan migration phenomenon and the response to HIV and TB in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru | E-poster | Migration |
| EPD019 | The utility of the Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) methodology in identifying and addressing gaps in the HIV Care Continuum: the case of USAID strengthening the Care Continuum | E-poster | Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes |
| EPE180 | The use of vending machines for dispensing of HIV self-testing kits in Gauteng, South Africa: a pilot study | E-poster | Differentiated service delivery for HIV testing, prevention and treatment |
| EPE190 | The use of SMS to support retention in the HIV-negative cascade: lessons learned from a key population-led health service organization in Chiang Mai, Thailand | E-poster | Strategies to increase retention and re-engagement in HIV services |