“Because of how you are”: Using participatory research to understand violence against transgender women in Latin America and the Caribbean

January 7, 2019

Written by Kathleen Shears, Science Writer, FHI 360, and Michele Lanham, Technical Officer, FHI 360 This blog post was first featured on FHI 360's R&E Search for Evidence blog. [caption id="attachment_1681" align="alignnone" width="3264"] LINKAGES El Salvador study team[/caption] To put... Continue Reading

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HIV programming goes online with the launch of Yes4Me in India

November 25, 2018

Written by Purvi Shah, Program Manager, LINKAGES India [caption id="attachment_1664" align="alignnone" width="716"] Yes4Me counselors Anjali and Harshita work on the online client support team and provide follow up to clients who schedule an appointment for HIV testing (Photo: Ben Eveslage).[/caption]... Continue Reading

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“Soy capaz de crear una mejor conexión”: Un educador inter pares de la República Dominicana reflexiona sobre cómo abordar el tema de la violencia ha cambiado su capacidad para generar un impacto

September 17, 2018

Entrevistada: Altagracia de la Rosa, Educador de Pares, CEPROSH, República Dominicana Entrevistadora: Betty Alvarez, Consultora, FHI 360 Altagracia de la Rosa es una promotora, o educadora par, que trabaja con trabajadoras sexuales en representación de CEPROSH en Puerto Plata, República Dominicana. CEPROSH... Continue Reading

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“I’m able to create a better connection”: A peer educator from the Dominican Republic reflects on how addressing violence has changed her ability to make an impact

September 17, 2018

Interviewee: Altagracia de la Rosa, Peer Educator, CEPROSH, Dominican Republic Interviewer: Betty Alvarez, Consultant, FHI 360 Altagracia de la Rosa is a promotora, or peer educator, working with sex workers on behalf of CEPROSH in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. CEPROSH has more... Continue Reading

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One major reason the AIDS epidemic isn’t going away

August 20, 2018

Written by Lindsey Freeze, Brand & Creative Services Manager, IntraHealth International This blog post was first featured on IntraHealth International’s VITAL blog. [caption id="attachment_1633" align="alignnone" width="948"] Photo: UNICEF/Vlasova[/caption] A few years ago Dany Stolbunov, now 20, told his doctor in... Continue Reading

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A future without AIDS begins and ends with key populations

July 18, 2018

Written by Hally Mahler, Project Director, LINKAGES, and Aubrey Weber, Technical Officer, FHI 360 [caption id="attachment_1615" align="alignleft" width="688"] Photo Credit: Ian Taylor/FHI 360[/caption] “We will only achieve HIV/AIDS epidemic control if we reach the UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets for all ages,... Continue Reading

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Integrating comprehensive violence prevention and response into HIV programs for key populations: Reducing risks and removing barriers to care

March 26, 2018

Webinar hosted by the LINKAGES project as part of the Key Populations: Evidence in action series. To access the audio recording of the webinar, please click here. On March 22nd, the USAID- and PEPFAR-supported LINKAGES project hosted the fourth webinar... Continue Reading

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Safety and security: Protecting the implementers of key population HIV programs around the world

March 19, 2018

Written by Revati Chawla, Lead Programmes, International HIV/AIDS Alliance “You can only be a good activist if you are alive and well!” These are the profound words of Dennis Wamala, who has experienced violations of his own personal safety while... Continue Reading

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THIS IS OUR MANTRA: A LINKAGES PHOTO STORY

February 20, 2018

Click the image below to open the LINKAGES photo story for World Day of Social Justice. Continue Reading

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Addressing violence in HIV programs for key populations: Opportunities for integration

December 8, 2017

In commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign, LINKAGES’ new infographic explores how HIV programs for key populations can address violence. The infographic highlights the global prevalence of HIV and violence among key populations, the impact... Continue Reading

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“Because of how you are”: Using participatory research to understand violence against transgender women in Latin America and the Caribbean

HIV programming goes online with the launch of Yes4Me in India

“Soy capaz de crear una mejor conexión”: Un educador inter pares de la República Dominicana reflexiona sobre cómo abordar el tema de la violencia ha cambiado su capacidad para generar un impacto

“I’m able to create a better connection”: A peer educator from the Dominican Republic reflects on how addressing violence has changed her ability to make an impact

One major reason the AIDS epidemic isn’t going away

A future without AIDS begins and ends with key populations

Integrating comprehensive violence prevention and response into HIV programs for key populations: Reducing risks and removing barriers to care

Safety and security: Protecting the implementers of key population HIV programs around the world

THIS IS OUR MANTRA: A LINKAGES PHOTO STORY

Addressing violence in HIV programs for key populations: Opportunities for integration

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