A new policy brief is now available to support how stigma-related data is used in HIV responses, particularly in the context of funding and program design. This brief focuses on how data from the PLHIV Stigma Index can inform Global Fund Grant Cycle 8 (GC8) processes. It highlights the role of community-led evidence in shaping funding requests, program priorities, and accountability mechanisms. While many data systems track coverage and outcomes, they often do not capture wha

Women living with HIV and allies reflect on how stigma, criminalization, and coercion shape everyday realities and what meaningful access to justice looks like beyond courts.

A webinar marking Zero Discrimination Day 2026 examined how stigma and discrimination continue to affect people living with HIV, drawing on evidence from the People Living with HIV Stigma Index 2.0 and discussions on justice, healing, and systemic change.

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The International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW) strongly condemns the UNGA80 reform proposal that would sunset or dismantle...

As Global Fund Grant Cycle 7 (GC7) reprogramming unfolds amidst severe funding cuts, women and girls in all our diversity are being forced to choose between essentials: maternal care or mental health, harm reduction or peer support. These aren’t luxuries—they are life-saving, rights-affirming services. ICW Global and W4GF, in partnership with YOUNITE TB, TB Women, and CS4ME, conducted a rapid global assessment to ask: what can we not  live without? Nearly 100 women across reg

The USAID funding freeze is putting women living with HIV and the grassroots organizations that support them at risk. Our latest report reve

Munich 24 July 2024--Women living with HIV including women from key populations continue to suffer widespread reproductive coercion,...