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Dear sisters, allies, friends and partners, In 2019, together we (ATHENA Network core team members, collaborators, members, allies and partners)  worked towards important feminist wins in the HIV response; collectively advocated for systemic change for a gendered and gender trans-formative HIV response; and committed ourselves to bring forward as well as create space for the

Dear friends – We are excited to share thoughts and reflections from the first half of 2019, and to look ahead to name where we hope to see you as we look through the year. First, thank you to everyone who has been and continues to be a part of building community with us. These

The ATHENA Initiative is pleased to launch its most recent report, A Review of the Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Research and Evidence Landscape in Kenya and Uganda for adolescent girls and young women. The primary aim of this review is to assess the landscape of HIV PrEP research including the global evidence base on PrEP and adolescent girls and

We are delighted to share with you a review of year 1 of our Young Women LEARN Project in addition to an updated version of our PrEP Desk Review, a report reviewing pre-exposure prophylaxis research and evidence landscape in Kenya and Uganda for adolescent girls and young women. It’s been a busy and exciting first year of LEARN and we

This past International Women’s Day took place on March 8, and in honor of the day UNAIDS published a report celebrating women’s leadership and contribution to the global HIV response. A snapshot of the current state of affairs, “When Women Lead, Change Happens: Women Advancing the End of AIDS” gives needed attention to the women-led

ATHENA is delighted to share a report of the Women’s Networking Zone at the International AIDS Conference in Durban, July 2016. The report demonstrates the breadth of activity in the WNZ, with session reports, articles and feedback to bring the WNZ to you, even if you weren’t able to participate in Durban. Born out of women’s parallel