Boosting PrEP access for key populations in rural Vietnam: The story of Tay Ninh Pride

July 14, 2022

Tran Van Tinh, Advisor, Online Strategies, EpiC Vietnam Rachel Coley, Technical Advisor & Project Manager, EpiC Vietnam Featured Image: A senior delegation from Tay Ninh Pride and the U.S. Government celebrates the launch of the Tay Ninh Pride Pharmacy and... Continue Reading

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Sex, drugs, and HIV: Differentiating HIV services for men who have sex with men who participate in chemsex

March 23, 2022

Michael Cassell, FHI 360, EpiC/Vietnam Matt Avery, FHI 360, EpiC/Thailand The link between drug use and HIV risk is well documented across a wide range of substances, modes of administration, and contexts. While there are now proven, highly effective interventions... Continue Reading

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I am active in the daytime, and my pill is active in the nighttime: A new type of HIV prevention is now in Tajikistan

March 1, 2022

EpiC Central Asia Amir figured knowing his HIV status was better than having to wonder, so he decided to get tested, and Ibodullo—a peer navigator from the Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC) project—helped him get an HIV self-test... Continue Reading

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Collaboration is key: Kenya addresses issues of service access, discrimination, and violence among key populations

February 26, 2020

Maurice Wangu, Program Assistant, EpiC Kenya Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, EpiC Njambi Njuguna, Senior Technical Advisor, EpiC Kenya [caption id="attachment_1872" align="alignleft" width="4256"] Nancy Coste/FHI 360[/caption] On Zero Discrimination Day, UNAIDS calls on countries to examine discriminatory provisions in their laws,... Continue Reading

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Local partner profile: House of our Pride, Eswatini’s first LGBTQ organization

February 10, 2020

This blog post was originally published here on Pact's website. Founded in 2010, House of our Pride was the first LGBTQ organization in Eswatini. For the past decade, HOOP has striven to provide a vibrant, supportive community for one of... Continue Reading

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Everyone deserves to live free of violence: How HIV and GBV service integration can improve lives and effectively address twin epidemics

January 13, 2020

Robyn Dayton, Technical Advisor, LINKAGES Betty Alvarez, Consultant, FHI 360 This blog post was original published here on FHI 360's R&E Search for Evidence. Click here to read this post in Spanish. In the Dominican Republic, one of the questions most... Continue Reading

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Linking HIV-positive key population members to treatment: Burundi’s five secrets to success

August 5, 2019

Written by Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, FHI 360; Tiffany Lillie, Senior Technical Advisor, LINKAGES; Dorica Boyee, Technical Advisor, LINKAGES; & Dismas Gashobotse, Project Manager, LINKAGES Burundi [caption id="attachment_1754" align="alignleft" width="1023"] Photo: Christine Vaufrey[/caption] The USAID- and PEPFAR-supported LINKAGES project first... Continue Reading

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An interview with Lady Ponce, peer navigator for MSM and transgender people living with HIV in Cote d'Ivoire

April 19, 2019

Lady Ponce is a peer navigator for men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender people living with HIV. In the following interview, learn about the peer navigator programme introduced by the USAID- and PEPFAR-supported LINKAGES project in Côte d'Ivoire. This interview... Continue Reading

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New evidence from gender-based violence research among key populations can inform HIV programming

March 21, 2019

Written by Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, FHI 360; Emily Evens, Scientist, FHI 360; & Michele Lanham, Technical Officer, FHI 360 This blog post was first featured on FHI 360's R&E Search for Evidence website. [caption id="attachment_1710" align="aligncenter" width="639"] GBV study... Continue Reading

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LINKAGES Burundi scales up HIV self-testing with OraQuick

February 26, 2019

Written by Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, FHI 360 This post is the third in a series on LINKAGES’ country-specific, programmatic success under TOM+ funding and support. The first post in the series focused on the enhanced peer outreach approach (EPOA)... Continue Reading

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Boosting PrEP access for key populations in rural Vietnam: The story of Tay Ninh Pride

Sex, drugs, and HIV: Differentiating HIV services for men who have sex with men who participate in chemsex

I am active in the daytime, and my pill is active in the nighttime: A new type of HIV prevention is now in Tajikistan

Collaboration is key: Kenya addresses issues of service access, discrimination, and violence among key populations

Local partner profile: House of our Pride, Eswatini’s first LGBTQ organization

Everyone deserves to live free of violence: How HIV and GBV service integration can improve lives and effectively address twin epidemics

Linking HIV-positive key population members to treatment: Burundi’s five secrets to success

An interview with Lady Ponce, peer navigator for MSM and transgender people living with HIV in Cote d'Ivoire

New evidence from gender-based violence research among key populations can inform HIV programming

LINKAGES Burundi scales up HIV self-testing with OraQuick

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