Knowledge Creation
Documenting Our Experience
We believe that women living with HIV are the experts in their own experience and therefore it is essential for them to lead, share and generate the creation of knowledge including research.
This means that we support and advocate for women living with HIV to produce tools, research and materials that most matter to them. We support community based and feminist participatory action research frameworks and methodologies.
Resources
Demanding health for all: Drawing from people living with HIV in a time of COVID.
This report looks at each of the three key pillars of universal health coverage (UHC) through the lens of our times. We look at the experiences of people living with HIV during the COVID-19 pandemic and consider what lessons can be drawn from their experiences to help bring about the realisation of health for all.
Early Infant Diagnosis
This qualitative research sought to respond to an urgent need to explore the perceptions, values and preferences of women living with HIV regarding early infant diagnosis, in order to understand what accounts for the ‘loss to follow-up’ in terms of early diagnosis and treatment of infants.