ICWEA Statement on International Women’s Day 2026
Statement on Justice, Solidarity, and Collective Action We are living in a time that calls for courage, unity, and a renewed commitment to justice. Across our communities and societies, many…
When women feel safe & respected, they are more likely to seek prevention, care, & support.
On Zero Discrimination Day, 2026, we stand for communities rooted in compassion, inclusion, & dignity for all. Read our statement ICWEA Statement_Zero Discrimination Day 2026
ICWEA STATEMENT ON THE APPROVAL OF LENACAPAVIR FOR HIV PREVENTION IN UGANDA
The International Community of Women Living with HIV Eastern Africa (ICWEA) welcomes and affirms the approval of Lenacapavir (LEN)—a twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention option—by the Uganda National Drug Authority as…
The HIV Response Orphaned: At the Cost of Women Living with HIV
What happens to the HIV response when accountability disappears? As uncertainty looms around the future of UNAIDS, ICWEA reflects on what is truly at stake — data with conscience, community…
A Major Step Toward HIV Prevention Equity for African Women & Girls
African women’s HIV prevention advocates have welcomed a major milestone: a 53% price reduction for the Dapivirine Vaginal Ring, announced shortly after ICASA 2025. This marks an important step toward…
