Differentiated Care for Key Populations, Part III: Haiti

February 13, 2018

Written by LINKAGES Haiti staff. Differentiated antiretroviral therapy (ART) delivery, a part of differentiated care, aims to improve retention and viral suppression by optimizing drug and care delivery. Models fall into four categories: health care worker-managed groups, client-managed groups, facility-based... Continue Reading

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Next generation virtual outreach and linkages: going online to accelerate the impact of HIV programming for key populations

January 29, 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 January 25th, the USAID- and PEPFAR-supported LINKAGES project hosted the third webinar... Continue Reading

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You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part III)

October 16, 2017

Written by LINKAGES’ Hally Mahler, Eric Stephan, Matthew Avery, and Virupax Ranebennur A version of this blog post was originally presented at FHI 360’s Global Leadership Meeting 2017 and USAID’s Global Health Mini-University 2017. [caption id="attachment_1286" align="alignnone" width="747"] Photos courtesy... Continue Reading

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You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part II)

October 2, 2017

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You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part I)

September 25, 2017

Written by LINKAGES’ Hally Mahler, Eric Stephan, Matthew Avery, and Virupax Ranebennur A version of this blog post was originally presented at FHI 360’s Global Leadership Meeting 2017 and USAID’s Global Health Mini-University 2017. [caption id="attachment_1121" align="alignnone" width="1431"] LINKAGES Director... 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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Key Population Heroes: Finding meaning and renewed purpose after my HIV diagnosis

April 26, 2017

Written by Christio Wijnhard, Project Coordinator for the LINKAGES Project at Foundation He+HIV, Suriname Even though Clarence suspected that he might HIV-positive, the 24-year-old was shocked when he first learned his status. “I cried and I cried. I wanted to commit suicide. I... Continue Reading

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WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT “REGGIE”: THE IMPORTANCE OF INTEGRATING LGBTQ MESSAGING WITH HIV INFORMATION

April 10, 2017

Written by Georgia Arnold, executive director and founder of the MTV Staying Alive Foundation, and executive producer of the award-winning “edutainment’ campaign, MTV Shuga. MTV Shuga is a 360 mass media campaign that uses the power of entertainment to generate... Continue Reading

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Mutual learning, mutual success: the benefits of building the collective capacity of members of key populations

March 15, 2017

Written by Alice Olawo, Senior Program Officer, LINKAGES Kenya Harmful gender norms and inequalities increase violence and HIV risk while limiting the use of HIV services by members of key populations (men who have sex with men [MSM], transgender people, people... Continue Reading

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Key Population Hero: Addressing stigma and discrimination among LGBT people in Kenya

December 9, 2016

Written by Levis Nderitu, co-founder, Sullivan Reed Sullivan Reed is an organization in Nairobi, Kenya that specializes in the economic and social empowerment of LGBT people in Kenya, where homosexuality is criminalized and HIV prevalence is almost three times higher... Continue Reading

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Differentiated Care for Key Populations, Part III: Haiti

Next generation virtual outreach and linkages: going online to accelerate the impact of HIV programming for key populations

You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part III)

You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part II)

You are who you know: Social networks, super-mobilizers, and sex (Part I)

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

Key Population Heroes: Finding meaning and renewed purpose after my HIV diagnosis

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT “REGGIE”: THE IMPORTANCE OF INTEGRATING LGBTQ MESSAGING WITH HIV INFORMATION

Mutual learning, mutual success: the benefits of building the collective capacity of members of key populations

Key Population Hero: Addressing stigma and discrimination among LGBT people in Kenya

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