ICW Programmes
Eastern Africa Treatment Access Movement – EATAM ANNOUNCEMENT
Introduction - The HIV Collaborative Fund for Eastern Africa Treatment Access Movement is seeking proposals from organizations within Eastern Africa for the upcoming 2008-2009 grant cycle of funding for community-based HIV treatments literacy programs.
Overview of ICW’s Work to End the Forced and Coerced
ICW and the Treatment Action Group (TAG) share the successes of our joint TB/HIV Project
Read about the success stories and achievement of some of the activists as a result of the attending the ICW/TAG (Treatment Action Group) TB/HIV Advocacy Trainings Workshops and also being supported to attend key important TB/HIV Advocacy meeting and conferences...
DEVELOPING ADVOCACY SKILLS OF YOUNG POSITIVE WOMEN - Young Women's Dialogues
About the YWDs
ICW advocacy work featured in the Oxfam Journal Gender and Development
ICW joined forces with the POLICY project and 40 HIV positive women from Swaziland and South Africa to conduct advocacy training and develop an advocacy agenda on sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to care, treatment and support for women living with HIV/AIDS.
Treatment Literacy and Advocacy By and For HIV Positive Women
The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW) declares our support for universal access to prevention, care, treatment and support for all - December 1st World AIDS Day.
ICRW Joins with African Parliamentarians
WASHINGTON – June 21, 2005 – The International Center for Research on Women and four key international partners (including ICW) will join forces with African parliamentarians to accelerate efforts to help women fight HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases in East and southern Africa.
Positive women's workshops in Swaziland and Lesotho
Monitoring the political commitment of governments in response to the needs of women living with HIV. ICW, in collaboration with the Action Aid-managed initiative SIPAA (Support for the International Partnership against AIDS in Africa) held two week-long workshops in Swaziland (30th January - 4th February) and Lesotho (6th - 11th February) to monitor the political commitments to combating HIV and AIDS in the two countries and to measure the gender implications, specifically the implications for HIV positive women, of the governments' response.
Pharmacists Listen to HIV Positive Women
Pharmacists Listen to HIV Positive Women – Innovative Partnerships to Access Treatment, Information and Support.
In the first of a series of discussions between members of the Commonwealth Pharmaceutical Association (CPA) and ICW, pharmacists listened as HIV positive women spoke of their experiences living as HIV positive members of their communities. Pharmacists asked how they could facilitate treatment, care and support for HIV positive women and their families.