HIV SRH Joint Conference 2026 – Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference and Australasian Sexual & Reproductive Health Conference

The HIV SRH Joint Conference 2026 represents one of the most significant gatherings in Australasia for professionals working in the fields of HIV, sexual health, and reproductive health. Hosted at the Pullman Melbourne Albert Park in Naarm (Melbourne), this joint event combines the Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference (14–16 September 2026) with the Australasian Sexual & Reproductive Health Conference (15–17 September 2026), creating a unique platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and sector-wide impact.

The HIV & AIDS Conference will convene clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and community representatives to focus on the ongoing response to HIV across Australasia. With the global target of eliminating HIV transmission by 2030 fast approaching, the program will highlight cutting-edge research, practical implementation strategies, and community-led initiatives shaping the future of HIV prevention, treatment, and care. Key themes include advances in antiretroviral therapy, innovations in testing and diagnostics, and strategies for addressing stigma and inequity in healthcare delivery.

Running alongside, the Australasian Sexual & Reproductive Health Conference will bring together leaders in clinical practice, advocacy, education, and research to address priority issues in sexual and reproductive health. Topics will range from equitable access to reproductive services, innovations in contraception, and policy reform to the integration of sexual health into broader public health frameworks. This conference emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration, ensuring that diverse voices—including those of patients, advocates, and community organizations—are represented.

Together, these two conferences provide a comprehensive view of the interconnected challenges and opportunities in HIV and sexual health. The joint format encourages cross-disciplinary dialogue, enabling participants to explore synergies between HIV prevention and reproductive health services. The venue itself, overlooking Albert Park Lake and located near Melbourne’s cultural and medical hubs, offers an inspiring setting for professional networking and collaboration.

By attending, delegates will gain not only the latest scientific insights but also practical tools and strategies to apply in their own contexts. The HIV SRH Joint Conference 2026 is more than an academic meeting—it is a catalyst for progress toward healthier communities and a future free from HIV transmission.