Throughout the AIDS 2008 Conference, the Kaiser Family Foundation's Jackie Judd talks with newsmakers who summarize conference developments.

Pedro Cahn | Linda Richter | Luis Soto-Ramirez | Allyson Leacock
Elisabet Fadul | Ceci Connolly | Craig McClure | Kevin Fenton | Tachi Yamada | Gregg Gonsalves | Zonibel Woods | Festus Gontebanye Mogae | Phill Wilson | Kevin De Cock | Mark Dybul

Ambassador Dybul speaks about the impact of PEPFAR over the next five years.

Dr. De Cock discusses the emphasis on prevention at the AIDS conference and a new initiative to document the impact of AIDS programs on health systems.

Wilson discusses the CDC's new estimates of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. and the impact on the African American community.

Related webcast: Press Conference: The Role of the AIDS Epidemic in Black America in the Global AIDS Epidemic

President Mogae discusses his new initiative to reinvigorate prevention efforts in southern Africa.

Related Webcast: Regional Session: Sub-Saharan Africa

Woods discusses the women's agenda at the AIDS conference and what has and has not been achieved since the previous conference.

Related Webcast: Women's Rights Equal Women's Lives

Gonsalves discusses the "backlash" he sees developing against efforts to stem the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Dr. Yamada discusses his expectations of the AIDS conference and his priorities as head of the Bill & Melinda Gates' Global Health program.

Larry Levitt, vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation and editor-in-chief of kaisernetwork.org, talks with Dr. Fenton about newly-released estimates of the number of annual HIV infections in the U.S.

McClure discusses some unique aspects to this year's International AIDS Conference and previews the science, prevention and treatment programs.

Connolly discusses her recent series of reports on HIV/AIDS in Mexico, including border areas, and among Hispanics in the U.S.

Dr. Soto-Ramirez speaks about the significance of the AIDS 2008 conference to Latin America and the region's efforts to combat HIV/AIDS.

Related Webcast: Regional Session: Latin America

Fadul, from the Dominican Republic, discusses how she became an HIV/AIDS activist and what she wants delegates to understand about reaching out to young people.

Leacock speaks about efforts to mobilize Caribbean media to put a spotlight on the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Related Webcast: Regional Session: Caribbean - Creative Caribbean Approaches to the HIV Epidemic

Professor Richter speaks about the significance of her plenary speech on Wednesday, which is the first to focus exclusively on children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS.

Dr. Cahn speaks about how he and other leaders prepared for the first AIDS Conference ever to be held in Latin America.