This panel, composed of University of Michigan researchers from various schools and centers, will discuss what has worked in HIV/AIDS prevention and care in the last decade in the U.S. and beyond. Using their work as examples, the panelists will share their experience with research, advocacy, and bridging policy and practice. The panelists will also touch on the barriers to scaling up effective interventions and the role students, researchers, and educators can play in helping to end an epidemic. Panel discussion organized by the Spectrum Center Programming Board and Center for Sexuality & Health Disparities.