FAQ


FAQ

Will there be interpretation services available?

Yes.  The Summit will be offering simultaneous Spanish interpretation on selected workshops per session and for the plenaries. The workshops that will have interpretation are listed in the program book.

¿Hay interpretación en español disponible?

Si. La Cumbre ofrecerá interpretación simultánea en español en seleccionados por sesión y para las plenarias. Los talleres que contarán con interpretación están listados en el libro de programa.

What is the dress code for the Summit?

The dress code is business casual attire for the conference.

What is the Protest Policy?

The Summit promotes freedom of expression as an essential principle in the HIV response. Activism has always played a major role in our movement, and we encourage debate and dialogue as key elements of the Summit, including the right to protest peacefully. However, NMAC and its partners object to any interruption of conference sessions, meetings, or secondary (satellite) exhibits that results in attendees not being able to take full advantage of the educational and learning opportunities available at the conference. We ask everyone to respect the mission, spirit, and integrity of the Summit and use their good judgment when organizing or organizing demonstrations. Those who organize demonstrations or protests during any part of the conference, including in the exhibition hall, should inform the conference staff (conferences@nmac.org) and designate a contact person for your demonstration. We also ask that the organizer:

  1. Limit all demonstrations to a maximum of 15 minutes.
  2. Do not hold more than one demonstration per day.

NMAC reserves the right to determine whether a protest is disruptive and/or detrimental to the mission and values of the Summit. We appreciate the need for freedom of expression. We also want to balance this need with the needs of our members, sponsors, and exhibitors to ensure the Summit is productive for all. Therefore, we ask all attendees to follow these rules. Otherwise, you may be removed from the conference and prohibited from attending future NMAC-sponsored conferences.

What is an Affinity Session?

Affinity Sessions are impromptu meetings of people participating in the conference who want to discuss a particular topic.

Affinity Sessions are available for Friday, April 19, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm.

What CEUs does the Summit Offer?

2024 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit is proudly offering Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for attendees seeking hours toward maintaining or attaining certifications from the following Institutions.

  • National Association for Social Workers (NASW)
  • National Commission for Health Education Credentialing
  • George Mason University
  • National Board of Public Health Examiners

While the Summit offers courses for CEUs, please be sure to verify that your credentialing organization will accept the credits from these institutions.

Will any portion of the meeting be available on-line?

The Summit will take place in-person.  We are not offering an on-line component.

Are meals provided?

Lunch is available on April 19 and April 20.

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