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- ATHENA Applauds Bold Feminist Leadership in the HIV Response, Welcomes Winnie Byanyima
- ATHENA Network August 2019 Update
- Roadmap to ICASA 2019
- Step It Up! Most left behind adolescent girls turning the tide on HIV and SRHR for all by 2030
- LEARN Research Report
- 16 Days of Activism
- Women's Networking Zone @AIDS2018 Report
- ATHENA is recruiting for two consultants in Zimbabwe to support the READY to Lead project
- READY to Lead: young women living with HIV lead the way in new Zimbabwe initiative
- #IWD2018 and launch of #WhatWomenWant: A toolkit for putting accountability into action
- New article: #WhatWomenWant: A new accountability paradigm
- International Human Rights Day: #WhatGirlsWant Issue 1
- LEARN Project Year 1 review, and updated PrEP and AGYW review
- PrEP Research and Evidence Landscape for adolescent girls and young women - new ATHENA report
- New report: #WhatWomenWant: HIV prevention that works for adolescent girls and young women.
- LEARN project update June 2017
- ATHENA, ICWEA and PIPE launch the LEARN project
- #WhatWomenWant day reached nearly 960,000 people around the world
- #WhatWomenWant Day April 6 - Tweet with us!
- UNAIDS Publishes Report for IWD
- Global Fund 101 webinar
- Link Up research published in special supplement of Journal of Adolescent Health
- World AIDS Day Statement: Progress Depends on Realising #WhatWomenWant
- Reaching for our DREAMS
- Global Female Condom Day
- Women's Networking Zone at AIDS 2016 report
- Recap of the International AIDS Conference
- ATHENA Network Quarterly Update
- Global HIV/AIDS Treatment Access Review Updated Report
- DREAMS Innovation Challenge Fund Recipients Announced
- ATHENA at the 2016 International AIDS Conference
- #WhatWomenWant Campaign and Consultation
- Aiming High: Tools to support meaningful youth participation
- Women’s priorities for the Civil Society Hearing of the High Level Meeting on HIV
- Making a seat at the table: CSW60
- #ATHENAw4w, #PledgeForParity Campaigns
- Engendering accountability: guest blog for MenEngage
- WHO Bulletin on Global Values & Preferences Survey
- Love Positive Women: Romance Starts at Home
- World AIDS Day at the White House
- ATHENA's Myanmar focal point Chan Aye San advocating in the UK
- Making our DREAMS come true at ICASA 2015
- Panel event in UK parliament: Why an end to AIDS is a crucial step in improving the lives of women and girls
- FP2020 blog series: ATHENA article on Voice and Participation
- ATHENA satellite at IAS 2015 - Global Review of Women's Access to HIV treatment
- ATHENA blog series: the costs of funding women's rights work
- Gender, Rights and Diversity: Connecting the Pieces
- 'Flashing our briefs' - Report from R4P Conference, Cape Town, 28-31 Oct 2014
- Acting Up for Ebola: International HIV Activists Launch Solidarity Call
- Interview with E. Tyler Crone on The Body
- Addressing HIV-related discrimination through laws
- Civil society consultation regarding male circumcision as HIV prevention.
ATHENA is excited to share an update from our Young Women Lead, Evidence, Advocate, Research, Network (LEARN) project.
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LEARN project update June 2017
See Also:
- ATHENA Applauds Bold Feminist Leadership in the HIV Response, Welcomes Winnie Byanyima
- ATHENA Network August 2019 Update
- Roadmap to ICASA 2019
- Step It Up! Most left behind adolescent girls turning the tide on HIV and SRHR for all by 2030
- LEARN Research Report
- 16 Days of Activism
- Women's Networking Zone @AIDS2018 Report
- ATHENA is recruiting for two consultants in Zimbabwe to support the READY to Lead project
- READY to Lead: young women living with HIV lead the way in new Zimbabwe initiative
- #IWD2018 and launch of #WhatWomenWant: A toolkit for putting accountability into action
- New article: #WhatWomenWant: A new accountability paradigm
- International Human Rights Day: #WhatGirlsWant Issue 1
- LEARN Project Year 1 review, and updated PrEP and AGYW review
- PrEP Research and Evidence Landscape for adolescent girls and young women - new ATHENA report
- New report: #WhatWomenWant: HIV prevention that works for adolescent girls and young women.
- LEARN project update June 2017
- ATHENA, ICWEA and PIPE launch the LEARN project
- #WhatWomenWant day reached nearly 960,000 people around the world
- #WhatWomenWant Day April 6 - Tweet with us!
- UNAIDS Publishes Report for IWD
- Global Fund 101 webinar
- Link Up research published in special supplement of Journal of Adolescent Health
- World AIDS Day Statement: Progress Depends on Realising #WhatWomenWant
- Reaching for our DREAMS
- Global Female Condom Day
- Women's Networking Zone at AIDS 2016 report
- Recap of the International AIDS Conference
- ATHENA Network Quarterly Update
- Global HIV/AIDS Treatment Access Review Updated Report
- DREAMS Innovation Challenge Fund Recipients Announced
- ATHENA at the 2016 International AIDS Conference
- #WhatWomenWant Campaign and Consultation
- Aiming High: Tools to support meaningful youth participation
- Women’s priorities for the Civil Society Hearing of the High Level Meeting on HIV
- Making a seat at the table: CSW60
- #ATHENAw4w, #PledgeForParity Campaigns
- Engendering accountability: guest blog for MenEngage
- WHO Bulletin on Global Values & Preferences Survey
- Love Positive Women: Romance Starts at Home
- World AIDS Day at the White House
- ATHENA's Myanmar focal point Chan Aye San advocating in the UK
- Making our DREAMS come true at ICASA 2015
- Panel event in UK parliament: Why an end to AIDS is a crucial step in improving the lives of women and girls
- FP2020 blog series: ATHENA article on Voice and Participation
- ATHENA satellite at IAS 2015 - Global Review of Women's Access to HIV treatment
- ATHENA blog series: the costs of funding women's rights work
- Gender, Rights and Diversity: Connecting the Pieces
- 'Flashing our briefs' - Report from R4P Conference, Cape Town, 28-31 Oct 2014
- Acting Up for Ebola: International HIV Activists Launch Solidarity Call
- Interview with E. Tyler Crone on The Body
- Addressing HIV-related discrimination through laws
- Civil society consultation regarding male circumcision as HIV prevention.
Last month, ATHENA, PIPE, and ICWEA staff along with ten LEARN Ambassadors from Kenya and Uganda travelled to Nairobi to take part in a skills building workshop and LEARN project launch meeting. This is a pivotal moment in the global landscape when so much attention is focused on the needs, desires and preference of AGYW for HIV prevention.
Read our project update to find out more about our training workshop and LEARN launch event.
We look forward to seeing what the bright and committed LEARN Ambassadors will do to advance the HIV prevention agenda and will continue to share more exciting updates as LEARN progresses!