Improving health outcomes for adolescents and young adults by fostering community engagement, advanced research, and implementation science.

Informational Webinar: Multi-State Epidemiology Course

Join us for an informational webinar on our upcoming epidemiology short course — Capturing Change: A Hands-On Course in Multi-State Modeling. This webinar is an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about course content, format and eligibility. 

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Consult with our Experts

INSPIRE’s three cores (Learning, Engagement, Methods) provides consultation services to members of the PATC³H Implementation science Network. Researchers can recieve support with training and course development, methods and modeling, and youth input and co-creation approaches.

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Now accepting applications for our 2026 Designathon!

We invite community partners, youth innovators, and faculty collaborators to apply to co-design strategies for scaling up lenacapavir (LEN) use and integrating it into youth-centered HIV prevention and care across Africa. Apply by 16 February 2026 to be considered. 

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PATC³H-IN

INSPIRE is part of the PATC³H Implementation science Network (Prevention and Treatment through a Comprehensive Care Continuum for HIV-Affected Adolescents in Resource-Constrained Settings)

Learn about PATC³H-IN Clinical Research Centers across Africa

Youth Action Hub

Our platform for youth-driven action, innovation, and collaboration to transform HIV outcomes

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What is D&I?

Dissemination and implementation (D&I) is a relatively new and growing research field that seeks to improve how evidence-based interventions are successfully adopted, implemented, and maintained in health care delivery and community settings.

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Request expert services

Those affiliated with PATC³H-IN are invited to complete our consultation form for services.

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Attend an event

INSPIRE organizes courses, designathons and more to foster academic-community partnerships and train early and middle-career researchers.

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