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Lois Chingandu speaks from the heart as a mother and activist against the rising hostility and attacks on LGBTQ+ rights.
In 2022, partners co-created and established the Partnership Council, a steering committee made up of nine of our partners.
Ahead of Africa’s largest conference on HIV, three Frontline AIDS partners share perspectives on why partnerships are needed now more than ever to sustain the HIV response....
The sexual and reproductive health commitments ministers make at ICASA 2021 will affect millions of young people in East and Southern Africa. With so much at stake, we must speak up now...
HIV prevention worldwide is in crisis. Yet despite faltering progress across many regions, and HIV rates increasing in some regions, there are a number of new research areas that hold significant promise....
Reaching the people who are the most marginalised in any given setting is one of the greatest challenges development and humanitarian actors face. ...
A financial pledge to advance gender equality will change the lives of millions of women and girls and gender-diverse people around the world. But what will really change for those most impacted by HIV? ...
Years ago, when I was part of a team introducing harm reduction programming into a country where at that time it was a new concept, we described our work as reducing the negative consequences of drug use. But over the years I have come to realise that the ills which harm reduction mitigates are not the consequences of drug use, but rather of drug policies....
Frontline AIDS’ Black and people of colour group formed shortly after George Floyd’s murder amid a global outpouring of solidarity for the Black Lives Matter movement. They share why his death has triggered a new hope where unpacking race and HIV, and holding people to account are key to ending AIDS....
