4M: My Health, My Choice, My Child, My Life: perinatal peer mentoring project with women living with HIV. https://nitter.cf/t.co/alkfgyR8qN @SalamanderTrust
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#HIV voluntary organisations change lives every day. They need investment and stronger partnerships with healthcare providers.
Our Senior Policy Manager @JamesNPCole presented the findings from the HIV Outcomes report 'HIV Services at the Crossroads' at the @NHIVNA conference.
ALT NAT@S Senior Policy Manager James Cole presenting the findings of the H.I.V. services at crossroads report
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Short BHIVA statement following UK Supreme Court ruling on legal definition of a woman
Upholding the rights of women does not need to erode the rights of our trans peers as we all face many intersecting issues, often stemming from the same misogynistic and anti trans groups.
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🆕 @HIVpxresearch infographic highlights the "Trials & Projects Halted by #USAID Funding Suspension"
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So excited to see our #MILK peer mother @JacquelineKyey1 meeting mentor mother Angelina Namiba at the HIV and women workshop @Academic_MedEdu. There are going to be some fantastic, empowering conversations! #AtTheEquatorUG
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Closing out our incredible speaker lineup for the 2nd African Workshop on Women & HIV 2025 is Dr. Barbara Castelnuovo,an expert in HIV & Aging from the Infectious Diseases Institute, Makerere University. We officially kick off tomorrow see you in Nairobi🥳🥳🥳🥳
#HIVWomenAfrica
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Good morning from Nairobi Kenya 🥳🥳 we have officially kicked off the first session of the African Workshop on HIV & Women unpacking the Role of Communities in empowering women living with HIV. #HIVWOMEN2025
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#hivandwomen this question truly lingers within the conversation at the @HIV_and_Women Conference 2025: What challenges do traditional gender roles create in HIV prevention and care and how do they affect women?
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Towards ending AIDS, men play a key role.
A pleasure to be part of the 2nd African Workshop on Women & HIV 2025 in Nairobi as we discussed how men can support women living with HIV.
It’s time for inclusive action against AIDS.
#HIVWomenAfrica
@HIV_and_Women
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HAPPENING NOW; Industry-Supported Sattelite Symposium “Empowering Women Through Advocacy: The Role of Men" — Exploring how male allies can support women's leadership in the HIV response. #WomenHIVAFRICA
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The African Women and HIV Workshop begins today!
In an oral presentation, our Programme Officer, @ivy_jebet shares how the YouthWise project, led by Y+ Global with support from @Aidsfonds_intl implemented from 2021 to 2024 in Kenya and Malawi, focused on empowering young women living with HIV through a community-based approach.
Ivy also shared the importance of integrated peer-led support and community involvement, which was also employed in the You(th) Care project implemented in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia.
Learn more about the YouthWise Impact Study Report here 👇🏾 yplusglobal.org/resources-yo…
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Dr.Barbara Castelnuovo giving a presentation on NCDs & Geriatric syndrome in women aging with HIV in Africa. #WomenHIVAfrica
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@Yplus_Global Ivy Jebet giving a presentation on the Impact of Community and Peer support on ART adherence and Wellbeing among Women Living with HIV in Kenya & Malawi.
#HIVWOMEN2025 #HIVWomenAfrica
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Day 1 of the African Workshop on Women & HIV is finally here!Excited to be part of these important conversations, learning, sharing, and amplifying the voices of women. #HIVWOMEN2025 #HIVWomenAfrica
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And here are more from the great global @ICW_Global campaign to ensure #oursrhr in healthcare settings too: #whatwomenwant #WAD2024 wlhiv.org/_files/ugd/682db7_…
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Great to be at #HIVGlasgow. Opening session exploring HIV stigma.
This includes a powerful presentation from 4MNet’s @angelina_namiba presenting testimonies on how woman living with HIV are impacted by stigma, & highlighting key role of community-led programmes in ending stigma.
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“We are marginalised, we are dismissed and missed” @KhadijahGriffi1 spoke me about the presentation by @jaraphattey, highlighting the inequities affecting black women, as one of the highlight of #BHIVA24
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Co Chair @LizBarkerLords in @Politics_co_uk ‘The battle against HIV will not be won without women’
Read here 👉 bit.ly/3PArJHi
Recognising the diversity of women and the vulnerabilities of marginalised groups is key to increasing HIV prevention, testing and treatment.
