
WHO guidelines for key populations: what is new and what is important
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a video summary and update on the Consolidated guidelines on HIV for Key Populations.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a video summary and update on the Consolidated guidelines on HIV for Key Populations.
Sign on to join GATE and MPact in calling on public health officials and government leaders to declare homophobia and transphobia a public health crisis.
The Smart Guide summarizes and discusses WHO guidelines’ key recommendations for HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs for trans and gender diverse people and can be used as a tool when advocating for rights-based services.
IAS – the International AIDS Society – and its Conference Committee are optimizing community participation and accountability through a transparent selection process that will rotate conferences across the five regions of the world.
The Strengthening Communities’ Engagement in Global Fund Grant Cycle 7 workshop aimed to enhance the capacities of Key Population communities to effectively engage in GC7 funding cycle processes and support the implementation of GF Strategy 2023-2028.
The New Funding Model 4 (renamed Grant Cycle 7) released by the Global Fund represents its strategy to center people & communities in its goal to end AIDS, TB & malaria by 2030.
GATE conducted a qualitative study among global trans & gender diverse community members to understand values and preferences regarding HIV, hepatitis & STI services.
Develop organizational HIV advocacy plans for trans and gender diverse communities and people living with HIV.
Develop and implement a community-based assessment to identify, document and justify the needs of trans and gender diverse communities in the national HIV response.
Examine and utilize community-led monitoring techniques for national trans organizations to act as watchdogs in the implementation of country level HIV responses.