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blog Schistosomiasis: the unfamiliar disease that increases HIV risk

Fresh water sources are a lifeline to so many people across Africa. And yet they can harbour parasitic worms that increase the risk of HIV for women and girls....

4 min read | 30 Sep 2019

blog Does the UN’s Universal Health Coverage declaration fail the most vulnerable people?

Following this week’s High Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in New York, Seb Rowlands tells us why the political declaration didn’t go far enough for the people most affected by HIV. ...

3 min read | 27 Sep 2019

blog From local projects to global leadership

Welcome to our blog series exploring distributed leadership....

4 min read | 05 Sep 2019

blog Four ways to navigate global advocacy forums

Following their participation at the High Level Political Forum on the SDGs in New York, Seb Rowlands, Senior Advisor: Policy (PITCH), and Diane Kingston, Senior Advisor: Policy and Government Affairs, share their tips for successful engagement....

4 min read | 30 Aug 2019

blog The evolution of youth leadership and ever-present challenges

Welcome to our blog series exploring distributed leadership....

5 min read | 12 Aug 2019

blog Harnessing momentum to achieve progress for children and adolescents affected by HIV

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2 min read | 09 Aug 2019

blog Breaking Barriers, Advancing Rights

Human rights-related barriers, such as punitive laws and gender inequality, continue to be a key driver of the epidemic. Yet not a single country has scaled up human rights responses. What’s the issue? And why is this so important now?...

4 min read | 19 Jul 2019

blog Six reasons why drug consumption rooms work

With zero deaths from overdose since 2003, the Insite drug consumption site in Vancouver, Canada, has been on the frontline of reducing the harm caused by injecting drugs for 16 years....

4 min read | 26 Jun 2019

blog Botswana scraps gay sex laws in another big victory for LGBT rights in Africa 

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4 min read | 21 Jun 2019