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Let Women Talk — Sarah Feagan & Janet Gare
In this video episode of Let Women Talk, HIV community advocate Sarah Feagan speaks with Janet Gare who is the first woman from the Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research (PNGIMR) to obtain a PhD for her research into HIV drug resistance in the PNG Highlands. Sarah and Janet speak about the context of HIV in PNG from the 2019 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference held in Perth on 17-19 September.
Let Women Talk — Sarah Feagan & Mina John
In this video episode of Let Women Talk, HIV community advocate Sarah Feagan speaks with Mina John who is a staff consultant in a large HIV service provided by the Department of Immunology at Royal Perth Hospital where 32% of the program’s clients are women. She presented at the 2019 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference held in Perth on 17-19 September about HIV infection in women.
Let Women Talk — Sarah Feagan & Deborah Bateson
In this video episode of Let Women Talk, HIV community advocate Sarah Feagan speaks with Dr Deborah Bateson — Medical Director at Family Planning New South Wales, who presented at the 2019 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference held in Perth on 17-19 September, about contraception, choice and women living with HIV.
Not Guilty: Living with HIV and the law
This NAPWHA breakfast discussion at the 2019 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference in Perth provides an opportunity for multi-disciplinary delegates to hear and gain insight and current information from leaders in the field working in the field of HIV criminalisation in Australia and the region.
Heads together: We can transform the region
This NAPWHA evening at the 2019 Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference in Perth discussion will bring together experts including community representatives, clinicians and researchers who are involved in the HIV response in these Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Timor Leste to identify current problems and issues and to investigate solutions.
Nominations for the Board of Directors now open
Nominations for the NAPWHA Board of Directors is now open until Monday 23 September 2019. This is a fantastic opportunity for inspirational leaders who have a genuine passion for advancing the rights of people living with HIV.
