Thanks to Dr. Anne Stangl, STRIVE for an inspiring thought-provoking day. I'm left with two thoughts: 1. SCALE: how do we get small successful pilots to scale so we can make big change? 2. how do we connect U.S. HIV work w/ int'l? #hivdrivers

Join us celebrate STRIVE's final webinar on addressing the structural drivers of #HIV on Thursday 23 May at 12pm BST. Register here: bit.ly/2WGk1h4

This Friday, STRIVE and LSHTM Director Peter Piot will be hosting a final dissemination event on the structural drivers of #HIV covering themes including alcohol, #VAW #IPV, transactional sex, gender inequality and social norms and stigma. Register: bit.ly/2vjzyr4

Looking forward to speaking at the STRIVE #STRIVE event this Friday in London London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine RSVP at this link if you can come along bit.ly/2vVSdK4

STRIVE FINAL DISSEMINATION EVENT: Bringing together 8 years of research, 5 trials in #India, #Tanzania and #SouthAfrica, and more than 100 publications on the structural drivers of #HIV. Join us on Friday 17 May at 2pm at LSHTM, London. Register: bit.ly/2vjzyr4

STRIVE FINAL DISSEMINATION EVENT: What did we learn from eight years of research on the structural drivers of HIV? Join us on Friday 17 May at LSHTM to hear from high-level speakers - Peter Godfrey-Faussett, Helen Weiss, Prof. Maryam Shahmanesh and more. Register: bit.ly/2vjzyr4

So happy to hear Avni Amin talk about WHO guidelines on responding to violence against women (and the evidence behind it) #vaw - one of the rare instances where SRs have been used as they should be. Renewed motivation to update and publish these reviews! Leesa Hooker Gian Luca Di Tanna

Alexa Yakubovich SaME Avni Amin Leesa Hooker Gian Luca Di Tanna Hi Alexa, I'm not sure actually. PRB hosted this event so maybe they can tell you more. Re: WHO guidelines on Health sector response to violence against women- thats all public and I remember the reports were out in 2014 or 2015

First of their kind estimates reveal rates of #lowbirthweight around the world 🌍 ⚖️ New study in The Lancet Global Health shows that 90% of babies born under 2500g were born in low & middle-income countries. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/2HksAsF Funded by World Health Organization (WHO) Gates Health UNICEF The Children's Investment Fund Foundation

STRIVE London Dissemination now on London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine STRIVE @DFID_HealthRes

Prof Janet Seeley London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine AHRI - biomedical interventions are not enough - we must understand and address the factors shaping vulnerability #hivdrivers

1 in 3 women and girls will experience violence during their lifetime. - Dr. Tara Beattie presents on #violence and #HIV London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine #HIVdrivers

So inspirational to hear about all of the work that has been done on #HIVdrivers over the past 8 years!

How did STRIVE organise ourselves in working groups to tackle #hivdrivers ? Read + share our summary of 8 years' work, with hyperlinks to resources in deeper detail: strive.lshtm.ac.uk/resources/addr…

Dr. Ravi Prakash from @KHPT_BLR explains how the Samata intervention to reduce #childmarriage in India targeted girls, boys, communities, and schools to change norms linked to girls' education.

"We need to resist the tendency to assume there is one norm for one practice." For example, there are many universal #socialnorms around girls purity and marriageability that influence #childmarriage. -Dr. Ben Cislaghi #HIVdrivers

Check out STRIVE’s latest brief on the structural drivers of #HIV bit.ly/2HDohYA - bringing together 8 years of research and synthesis. Want to hear more? Join us on Thursday at 12pm BST, for a final webinar. Register here: bit.ly/2WGk1h4

Learn more about LINEA's intervention development in a LINEA LSHTM and Care and Protection of Children Learning Network webinar on the 30th May. STRIVE London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine SaME REGISTER HERE: register.gotowebinar.com/register/24243… #socialnorms #primaryprevention #sexualexploitation #transactionalsex #VAWG

Why is the question “what about the men” only asked in sessions on gender equality & why only to women panellists? Why don’t the men who ask this question take responsibility to raise it with other men in all male panels or male dominated discussions on NCD or health financing?

Everything you ever wanted to know (or wished you didn't know) about how pandemics affect violence against women and children cgdev.org/publication/pa… A new study by Amber Peterman, Alina Potts, Megan O'Donnell, Thompson, @awakenvision, @smoertelt, & van Gelder