We’re extremely proud to announce that two of our Mentor Mothers – Rebecca Mbewe & Memory Sachikonye received an Unsung Heroes award at the British HIV Association (BHIVA) Spring conference 2024. The conference took place in Birmingham on 29.04 – 1.05. To find out more about the BHIVA conference, please click here.
Angelina attended and participated in the PENTA Child Health Research meeting on: research priorities in children born to parents living with HIV.
MM Samantha Dawson attended and was part of the SUBU (Student Union Bournemouth University) PRIDE event.
4M members Jacquelyne Alesi, Longret Kwardem, Rebecca Mbewe, Fungai Murau, Angelina Namiba, Lucy Wanjiku Njenga, Mel Rattue and Alice Welbourn are members of the POWER Group, which stands for Positive Women Engaged in Research. Together they are working to advance recognition of the critical importance of our meaningful involvement, as women living with HIV, in […]
4M members Jacquelyne Alesi, Ellen Kajura Bajenja, Lucy Wanjiku Njenga, and Alice Welbourn are part of the STREAM Network (led by Lucy). STREAM stands for Stepping Stones Trainers Engaged with Activist Movements. It was created to educe violence against women living with HIV and advance our SRHR, through taking gender-transformative social norms change programmes to […]
MMs Konzo Ngoma, Longret Kwardem, Memory Sachikonye, Rebecca Mbewe and Angelina attended the conference. Memory, Rebecca and Angelina presented on their book Our Stories Told by Us, and Longret and Konzo womaned our colourful 4M stand, which had lots of our hand-sewn U=U t-shirts. Read more about the CHIVA conference.
MMs LeaSuwanna and Angelina attended the BASHH (British HIV Sexual Health) Masterclass in Sheffield. Both were members of a panel on Breastfeeding and HIV, alongside 4M Steering Group member Dr Shema Tariq and Chair of BHIVA, Dr Yvonne Gilleece. Angelina was also a panel member on a discussion about HIV and Stigma. To view the […]
Angelina was part of the Organising Committee of/and attended the conference together with 4MNet East Africa members Michelle and Mary. Together with Bakita Kasadha, they facilitated a Skills-Building workshop on Engaging women living with HIV in research. She shares key take-aways from the conference. Presentations from the conference are available on the Academic Medical Education’s […]
On the 6th of February 2024, team 4M – Longret, Konzo, Estelle and Angelina, spent an incredibly inspiring day with Natwest volunteers (https://www.natwest.com/). Faye and Haley have been and continue to work with team 4M to give us skills and tools to enable us to prioritise our work for better outcomes in the work that […]
MM Susan Cole represented 4M at the Fast Track Cities Conference, facilitating the discussion on HIV & Migration.
We set up 4MNet to meet our priority of providing ourselves and our peers with psycho-social, perinatal support, as an essential part of our sexual and reproductive health and rights. This translates into positive outcomes for our babies, extended family and communities.
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