Here are some recent materials produced by us at Salamander & colleagues in relation to work on HIV & sexual & reproductive health & rights & related issues – including the original Stepping Stones training manuals. There is either a link to another webpage to view it or, where not available, the material is offered here instead.
1= General public | 2 = Professional policy makers & practitioners | 3 = Mainly for use in & with communities
Some of the Many Responses of Women living with HIV Women living with HIV around the world are responding with resilience, power, compassion and determination to the news of an HIV diagnosis. Here we provide a list of some key resources produced by some of these many women. Please share your own links with us […]
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READ MORECo-authors: edited by Tina Wallace and Fenella Porter Alice Welbourn has a chapter in this book, entitled ‘From Local to Global and Back Again – learning from Stepping Stones Link to resource
READ MOREOn International Women’s Day 2015, Salamander Trust Associate Nell Osborne presents three short films of young women living with HIV from around the world, together with background information about key issues facing young women in relation to HIV globally. Link to resource
READ MORESalamander Trust was commissioned by the Reproductive Health and Research Department of WHO to conduct a global survey on the SRH & HR of women living with HIV. This was in order to inform the update of the WHO 2006 Guidelines on this topic. Link to resource
READ MOREFear of HIV disclosure and subsequent violent reactions are experienced globally. We know that rights-based approaches can create resilience and hope. So where is the political courage and will to make them happen? Link to resource
READ MOREWith a 50% increase in AIDS-related deaths among young people, AIDS is now the second leading cause of their deaths. At the conclusion of the AIDS 2014 Conference, Alice Welbourn is left wondering whether anything is going to change in the HIV world for young women – and their children.
READ MOREMore information: With a 50% increase in AIDS-related deaths among young people, AIDS is now the second leading cause of their deaths. At the conclusion of the AIDS 2014 Conference, Alice Welbourn is left wondering whether anything is going to change in the HIV world for young women – and their children. Link to resource
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