Salamander Trust at AIDS 2022
We call on conference organisers to use relevant co-author and topic inclusion criteria for abstract acceptance, to ensure that research is in line with WHO’s SRHR Guideline.
READ MOREWe call on conference organisers to use relevant co-author and topic inclusion criteria for abstract acceptance, to ensure that research is in line with WHO’s SRHR Guideline.
READ MOREOn International Human Rights Day 2021, we are delighted to share a new CUSP Collective ThoughtPiece This new document is entitled “Enhancing Social Norms Programs: An invitation to rethink “scaling up” from a feminist perspective”. We hope that this article will be of interest to, and spark debate amongst, anyone seeking to reduce violence against women […]
READ MOREWHO Toolkit on SRHR by and for women living with HIV We are delighted to announce that WHO Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health has commissioned Salamander Trust, ICW Global and other partners to support implementation of the 2017 WHO Consolidated Guideline on sexual and reproductive health and rights of women living with HIV. Proposed […]
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READ MOREITPC Global / Salamander Trust / Making Waves webinar on the effects of COVID-19 on women and girls living with HIV in East and Southern Africa Please join us for this webinar, with the Research Team, WHO and UNAIDS, to discuss the challenges women and girls have faced, women’s own responses to them and what […]
READ MORESalamander Trust Annual Report 2019-2020 25 November 2020 On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women 2020, we are delighted to share with you our Annual Report for the year 1 April 2019 – 31 March 2020. We are hugely grateful to all our colleagues and partners around the world who contribute […]
READ MOREAs the UK enters its second national lockdown, we report on the effects of the first lockdown on the health and well-being of pregnant women living with HIV across the UK.
READ MOREHow COVID-19 is still affecting the lives of women living with HIV October 2022 New Report launch! Are the Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women Living with HIV Still Confined by Covid-19? This report is an update from colleagues across East and Southern Africa about the SRHR issues still facing women living with HIV. […]
READ MORENew blog on how to involve women living with HIV in research We are happy to share a new blog, written by Florence Anam, Cecilia Chung, Teresia Otieno, Martha Tholanah and Alice Welbourn. This blog sets out the challenges faced in trying to ensure that priorities identified by women living with HIV are addressed in […]
READ MOREWe are happy to announce the publication of our latest CUSP blog “Building momentum for scaling-up prevention of gender-based violence: the importance of norm change initiatives at community level” In this blog, we reflect on and echo the findings of the recently concluded DFID-funded VAWG research programme across 16 countries, What Works. We also define […]
READ MOREESTUDIO REGIONAL SOBRE VIOLENCIA Y MUJERES CON VIH EN AMÉRICA LATINA ICW Latina, Hivos, Development Connections (DVCN), Salamander Trust y ONUSIDA tenemos el placer de compartir los frutos de nuestro estudio regional sobre la violencia y las mujeres con VIH en América Latina. Regional Study on Violence against Women living with HIV in Latin America […]
READ MOREHuman Rights Day: WHO launches case studies of SRHR in action We are thrilled to announce the launch today by the World Health Organization of a booklet of case studies. These describe the inspirational work of Svitlana Moroz (Eurasian Women’s Network on AIDS, Ukraine), Dorothy Onyango (WOFAK Kenya), L’Orangelis Thomas (Pangea, Puerto Rico) and Cecilia […]
READ MOREA round up of all our latest policy, participatory research and training materials, including dolutegravir, cervical cancer, ALIV[H]E, Stepping Stones and 4M
READ MOREOur checklist now launched as an official UN document We are delighted to announce that our Checklist for the implementation of the WHO 2017 Guideline on the SRHR of women living with HIV has now been published as an official UN document. This Checklist is available here. We also have a blog about the […]
READ MORE25 March 2019: Out now: ‘ALIV[H]E in Action” booklet with 3 case studies about how the ALIV[H]E framework has been used by women to advance their rights in MENA Region, Botswana and India. ‘There are too few opportunities for women who are vulnerable to and/or living with HIV and/or experiencing VAW to engage with current […]
READ MOREWe are very happy to share with you our ninth annual report for the UK financial year 1 April 2017 – 31 March 2018. For further updates on specific projects, please view our Projects pages on this site.
READ MORECUSP – The Community for Understanding Scaling Processes The Community for Understanding Scaling Processes (formerly known as the Community for Understanding Scale-Up (CUSP) is a group of eight organizations working across 3 regions with robust experience in scaling social norm change methodologies in various contexts— the Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP), Intervention with Microfinance […]
READ MOREWelcome to the Dolutegravir Debate December 2019 Un seminario web sobre dolutegravir y actualizaciones de las guias de tratamiento. Con oradores Mariana Iacono – ICW Latina; Dr Giovanni Ravasi – PAHO; y Dra Alejandra Corao – ONUSIDA Latina. Haga clic aquí. October 2019 Our updated version of the dolutegravir advocacy brief is out now and […]
READ MOREThe impact of Stepping Stones with Children now published We have just published results about the Stepping Stones with Children programme. These included a significant increase in the CD4 counts and weights of the children living with HIV who took part. To access the article abstract and, for those of you who have access, the […]
READ MOREWe are really happy to announce the publication of an article about Stepping Stones with Children. “Building resilience to adverse childhood experiences: An assessment of the effects of the Stepping Stones with Children training programme on Tanzanian children affected by HIV and their caregivers” Sue Holden, Vanessa LZ Gordon-Dseagu, Gill Gordon, Nelson Chiziza, Pfiriaeli Kiwia, […]
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