MOSAIC provides technical assistance to Zambia’s Ministry of Health to integrate SGBV screening and response into the country’s HIV prevention program. Through MOSAIC-supported dialogues, consultative meetings, and gender integration activities, Zambia’s MoH has fostered an enabling policy environment to prioritize and address SGBV within HIV prevention and PrEP services.
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When equipped with the right tools, adolescent girls and young women can be powerful agents of change in the fight against HIV. In Eswatini, the HIV Prevention Ambassador Training Package is intended to support and empower individuals affiliated with community-based organizations with the skills and information needed to lead their communities toward better health and PrEP usage to prevent HIV.
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This webinar offers valuable insights on steps that policymakers, implementing partners, and providers can take to support GBV survivors to choose and use a PrEP method that works for them, and build more person-centered and impactful PrEP programs.
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Today, we celebrate International Day of the Girl, a time to acknowledge the tremendous strides of young women in envisioning and working toward a better world for themselves and their peers. To commemorate the day, our NextGen Squad and NextGen Squad support team reflect on their own visions for the future of HIV prevention.
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Gender-diverse adolescents and young people face barriers to accessing and taking HIV preventive medication. MOSAIC has adapted the original, family planning-focused Breakthrough ACTION Empathways card deck to help build provider empathy for LGBTQIA+ and sexual and gender minority PrEP clients of all ages.
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During the first two years of MOSAIC, engaging in intentional, principled partnerships with young people has transformed our typical way of working, changing hearts and minds and improving project processes and outcomes.
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As marketing for PrEP has evolved, we have seen a shift away from strategies we know don’t work: fear-based, stigma-reinforcing, HIV-centric, medicalized, and far-future focused. Yet we need to go a step further and analyze all the insights that form the backbone of our campaigns and our messages through a gender-transformative lens.
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Today is the 10th anniversary of International Day of the Girl Child, a time to celebrate girl changemakers and leaders, focus attention on issues that matter to girls, and amplify girls’ voices on the global stage. To mark the occasion, MOSAIC staff reflect on their own girlhood and give advice to their former selves.
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