Why should violence prevention form an essential part of an HIV prevention response for young women? Gender-based violence (GBV) increases HIV risk which in turn has marked impact on the continuum of HIV prevention, treatment and care.
For this webinar, Dr Sinéad Delany-Moretlwe adapts her plenary presentation from the South African AIDS Conference (9-12 June 2015, Durban). There, participants ranging from USAID to local community-based organisations responded to this crystallisation of key STRIVE analysis. In addition to her own work on adolescent girls’ HIV risk and resilience, Dr Delany-Moretlwe synthesises discussions from STRIVE's high-level consultation on violence against women and girls and HIV, Greentree II, (12-14 May 2015, Greentree Estate, New York).
Dr Delany-Moretlwe is Director of Research at Wits RHI. Her focus is on the prevention and control of sexually transmitted infections including HIV. She has led several international multi-centre trials of new technologies for HIV prevention, including genital herpes treatment and novel microbicides, as well as the FACTS 001 trial.
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