Combating stigma and discrimination against female sex workers in Tlokweng, Botswana

November 13, 2017

Written by Neo Monnapula, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, Nkaikela Youth Group, Botswana Nkaikela Youth Group is a nongovernmental organization that serves female sex workers 18 years and older. The organization is currently supported by LINKAGES to provide HIV prevention, care,... Continue Reading

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Walking the talk: How structural barriers thwart efforts for those at risk for HIV and what we can do about it

October 24, 2017

Written by Ben Eveslage, Technical Officer, Global Health, Population, and Nutrition, FHI 360 In 2015, I joined the LINKAGES team because I believed that the work of eradicating AIDS on a global scale would be incomplete without a focus on... 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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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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Comprehensive violence-response services in the Dominican Republic: A spotlight on CEPROSH

December 5, 2016

LINKAGES would like to thank the clinical staff members of CEPROSH, the police chief, and the key population members in Puerto Plata who contributed to this interview. LINKAGES has the privilege of working with many incredible community-based organizations throughout the... Continue Reading

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The urgent need for violence response systems within HIV programming

December 1, 2016

Written by Tisha Wheeler, Senior Technical Advisor for Key Populations, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Never before have HIV prevention, care, and treatment programs for key populations been available in so many countries. Key population access to HIV services... Continue Reading

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Commemorating the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia

May 27, 2016

Part 1 written by Rolande Lewis, Program Officer, LINKAGES Part 2 written by Irwin Iradukunda, Director of Programmes for Mouvement pour les Libertés Indivduelles (MOLI) and key population activist in Burundi Part 1 On Tuesday, May 17, The International Day... Continue Reading

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Key Population Hero: Who is afraid of HIV?

May 4, 2016

Written by Mario Schauer, founder of Rompiendo el Tabú I was born in Honduras, a country identified as predominantly conservative and traditionalist. A country where people have to learn about human sexuality along the way and not in textbooks. A country where... Continue Reading

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¿Miedo al VIH?

May 4, 2016

Escrito por Mario Schauer, fundador de Rompiendo el Tabú Nací en Honduras, un país predominantemente conservador y tradicionalista, donde la educación sobre la sexualidad humana es algo que se debe aprender en el camino y no en textos. Donde haber contraído... Continue Reading

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Key Population Heroes: A Bahamian Trans Woman’s Call to Action

March 31, 2016

Written by Alexus D'Marco, Founder of the DMARCO Foundation “To deny people their human rights is to deny them their humanity” - Nelson Mandela This quote has been a call to action for me. Over the past years of my life I... Continue Reading

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Tag: Stigma

Combating stigma and discrimination against female sex workers in Tlokweng, Botswana

Walking the talk: How structural barriers thwart efforts for those at risk for HIV and what we can do about it

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

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

Comprehensive violence-response services in the Dominican Republic: A spotlight on CEPROSH

The urgent need for violence response systems within HIV programming

Commemorating the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia

Key Population Hero: Who is afraid of HIV?

¿Miedo al VIH?

Key Population Heroes: A Bahamian Trans Woman’s Call to Action

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