“Nothing about us without us:” South-to-South learning is a key ingredient for success in HIV programs

September 12, 2017

Written by Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, Research Utilization, FHI 360 Today marks the 14th International Day for South‒South Cooperation. This day celebrates advances made by regions and countries in the global South and highlights efforts to continue work on technical... Continue Reading

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From peer educators to HIV testing counselors: how female sex workers are assisting their communities in Angola

September 5, 2017

Written by Celma Pedro, Technical Officer, Positive Living, Management Sciences for Health [caption id="attachment_1067" align="aligncenter" width="682"] ASCAM FSW peer educators and HIV testing counselors join together for a focus group facilitated by Angola's Ministry of Health during the PEPFAR-GF joint... Continue Reading

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LINKAGES puts key population HIV programming on the map at IAS 2017

August 30, 2017

Written by Tiffany Lillie, LINKAGES Senior Technical Advisor; Hally Mahler, LINKAGES Director; and Chris Akolo, Director of Global Health, Population, & Nutrition, FHI 360 [caption id="attachment_1012" align="alignright" width="406"] Hally Mahler leads one of two satellite sessions hosted by LINKAGES at... Continue Reading

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Social media influencers may be the key to reaching men who have sex with men with HIV interventions

August 23, 2017

Written by Matt Avery, Associate Director, Global Health, Population, & Nutrition, FHI 360 Men who have sex with men (MSM) have a greater risk of HIV infection when compared to the general population and, in many regions, MSM account for... Continue Reading

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THE RIGHT TRAINING CAN CHANGE MINDS, HEARTS, AND HIV SERVICES

August 16, 2017

Written by Kate Stratten, Senior Program Manager, IntraHealth International This blog post was first featured on IntraHealth International’s VITAL blog. A version of this post originally appeared in The LINK: Issue 9. How we are treated by health workers can... Continue Reading

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Test to treat: Enhanced peer outreach approach engages previously unidentified key populations at risk for HIV

August 9, 2017

Written by Tiffany Lillie, Senior Technical Advisor, LINKAGES The USAID- and PEPFAR-supported LINKAGES project aims to increase the number of key population (KP) members who are tested for HIV and who begin and remain in treatment after testing positive. To... Continue Reading

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Peer navigation connects key population members living with HIV to the health services they need to thrive

July 27, 2017

Written by Tiffany Lillie, Senior Technical Advisor, LINKAGES [caption id="attachment_869" align="aligncenter" width="625"] Photo: International AIDS Alliance[/caption] Peer navigation bridges the divide between members of key populations (KPs) who are living with HIV and the health systems in their communities that... Continue Reading

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Three ways to turn science into practice to reduce HIV among key populations

July 21, 2017

Written by Rose Wilcher, Director, Research Utilization, FHI 360, and Hally Mahler, Project Director, LINKAGES This blog post was originally featured on FHI 360’s Degrees. [caption id="attachment_856" align="alignnone" width="800"] Photo: Jessica Scranton, FHI 360[/caption] Next week, leading scientists and cutting-edge thinkers... Continue Reading

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Through Bullets and Bombs to Reach Health Care

July 5, 2017

Written by Cecilia Amaral, Global Health Corps Fellow, IntraHealth International, and Carol Bales, Senior Communications & Advocacy Officer, IntraHealth International This blog post was originally featured on IntraHealth International’s VITAL blog. [caption id="attachment_807" align="alignnone" width="1188"] Photos: Alex Collins, Senior... Continue Reading

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The IDUIT offers practical guidance on implementing HIV programs for people who inject drugs

June 15, 2017

Written by Brun Gonzalez, Chair of Board of Directors of the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD) and Judy Chang, INPUD Executive Director [caption id="attachment_771" align="alignnone" width="2048"] Photos provided by: Brun Gonzalez[/caption] The Injecting Drug User Implementation Tool (IDUIT), jointly developed by... Continue Reading

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“Nothing about us without us:” South-to-South learning is a key ingredient for success in HIV programs

From peer educators to HIV testing counselors: how female sex workers are assisting their communities in Angola

LINKAGES puts key population HIV programming on the map at IAS 2017

Social media influencers may be the key to reaching men who have sex with men with HIV interventions

THE RIGHT TRAINING CAN CHANGE MINDS, HEARTS, AND HIV SERVICES

Test to treat: Enhanced peer outreach approach engages previously unidentified key populations at risk for HIV

Peer navigation connects key population members living with HIV to the health services they need to thrive

Three ways to turn science into practice to reduce HIV among key populations

Through Bullets and Bombs to Reach Health Care

The IDUIT offers practical guidance on implementing HIV programs for people who inject drugs

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